Hearing Aids and Accessories
Technology to live a better life with hearing challenges and tinnitus.
Find the Best Technology for You
The diversity of hearing aids and accessories is an opportunity to find the most suitable devices for your hearing challenges, lifestyle and needs.
We recommend starting with a hearing test. Our clinicians will walk through the options that can make the biggest impact in your daily life.
Hearing Aids
The cost of hearing aids is not related to the style of the device but rather the sophistication of the technology. For you, that means there are hearing aids available that can assist with the hearing challenges you face and match your lifestyle.
Our team will recommend the most appropriate options according to your hearing and expectations. We have options for everyone.
Hearing Aid Styles
Most styles offer a range of technologies. Our team will help identify which technology level and style would be most suitable for you.
Receiver-In-Canal/Receiver-In-The-Ear (RIC/RITE) Technology
This aid works by placing a speaker (or receiver) in the ear canal and a reduced-size housing behind the ear. This option is the choice for users who want the most discreet and desirable look.
Invisible-In-The-Canal (IIC) Technology
These devices are located in the ear canal and are discreet and comfortable. They are suitable for best for mild to moderate hearing loss.
Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC) Technology
For a completely unobtrusive look, choose this small-but-effective CIC device. It fits snugly – and near invisibly – in your ear canal. Each device is custom-fitted to your ear’s shape.
In-The-Canal (ITC) Technology
Want something a bit larger? Choose an ITC aid that fits almost entirely within the ear canal. It’s easy to insert and remove. Like the CIC model, it is custom-fitted to your measurements.
In-The-Ear (ITE) Technology
An ITE device completely fills the outer ear bowl. Other people will barely notice your hearing aid, but you’ll get sound clarity and functional ease.
Behind-The-Ear (BTE) Technology
If you want an easy-to-handle hearing aid, choose a BTE. You’ll wear this device behind the ear. Like the previous options, a BTE requires a custom fit.
Accessories and Assistive Listening Devices
Assistive listening devices work with your hearing aid to enhance your ability to hear in specific situations, such as in noise or on the phone.
The accessories and assistive listening devices that we recommend will be based on your habits at home, work and beyond. Our team will consider the features that you will actually want to use.
Hearing Aid Batteries
Since we restock batteries regularly, you can be confident they last as long as possible. We include a five-year supply of batteries with the purchase of new hearing aids – visit the clinic or phone us to receive your next supply of hearing aid batteries.
Custom Molds and Earplugs
Get custom earmolds, musician plugs, swim plugs and noise plugs to protect your ears against potential damage. Depending on the materials and style, you can get a custom mold to minimize unwanted noise while allowing you to hear the sounds that are wanted.
Hearing Aid Resources
Start with a Hearing Test
Book an appointment for a hearing test and explore your options.