Hearing Aids

Every hearing aid uses a microphone to detect sound. These sound signals are then amplified to levels that are comfortable to help wearers hear better. It is important to note that hearing aids do not re-establish normal hearing. Rather, they help the wearer with an increased ability to understand speech. We offer a variety of styles and different kinds of hearing aids, from Bluetooth hearing aids to In the canal hearing aids. To learn more about our hearing aids visit us in Nashville, TN.

Hearing Aid Styles

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Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

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Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

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In-the-Ear (ITE)

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In-the-Canal (ITC)

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Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC)

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Invisible-in-the-Canal (IIC)

Hearing Aid Features

Many hearing aids have customizable options available that address specific lifestyle and hearing needs.

Tinnitus Management

Many hearing aid brands have the option for built-in tinnitus relief programming with your hearing aid. Tinnitus therapies range from wellness reminders to adaptable sounds that reduce tinnitus intrusion.

Telecoil Loop

Telecoil loops are available in many public venues such as airports, museums, theaters and churches. They broadcast important audio on a closed circuit that can be transmitted directly to a telecoil-equipped hearing aid. With your telecoil turned on, the broadcasted audio streams directly to your ear increasing your comprehension.

Rechargeable Batteries

Hearing aids are moving more and more towards long-lasting rechargeable technology. Lithium ion battery systems are easy and quick to recharge and offer long-lasting performance. Rechargeable batteries eliminate the waste and bother of changing small disposable hearing aid batteries.

Apps for Hearing Devices

Most modern hearing aids now come with dedicated apps to make it possible to operate your devices without handling them. To change settings, you no longer need to reach your hearing aids to press a button, flip a switch, or turn a wheel. A few taps on a cell phone can be made discreetly. Others will not be able to tell you are adjusting your hearing aid settings.

Smart Connectivity

Many hearing aids are now capable of streaming audio directly from smart phones and other connected digital devices. Sound and speech from phone calls, television, even a digital doorbell can now stream directly to your hearing aid. Smart digital connectivity can also make adjusting and controlling your hearing aids easier through a simple app on your phone.
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Bluetooth Hearing Aids

Although Bluetooth technology has been offered for a while in hearing aids, it typically requires a separate streamer to operate. The latest models, however, now have the ability to connect directly to your phone, TV, music players, and a variety of other apps. Bluetooth hearing aids can now directly stream these signals to your hearing aids, creating a much more convenient and user-friendly experience no matter your activity or lifestyle. There are made for iPhone devices and others that can connect to any smartphone. Contact us to check out our Bluetooth hearing aids in Nashville, TN.

Apps for Hearing Devices

Most modern hearing aids now come with dedicated apps to make it possible to operate your devices without handling them. To change settings, you no longer need to reach your hearing aids to press a button, flip a switch, or turn a wheel. A few taps on a cell phone can be made discreetly. Others will not be able to tell you are adjusting your hearing aid settings.

Remote Programming & Adjustments

Several hearing models now offer remote programming. This allows us to check in with you, fine-tune your hearing aids, and track your progress without you even needing to come into the office!

Making the choice to have hearing aids is just one part of the journey towards improved hearing. The investment should be part of an overall therapy program with us, where we work with you to help your brain make sense of the new information that the devices are delivering.

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