Find the Best Hearing Aid Options For You

Digital Technology offers the following advantages:

  • Automatically adjusts to sounds in your environment
  • Best for speech understanding in various listening situations
  • Can be fine-tuned in our office
  • Digital Processing of sound
  • Wireless Bluetooth Connection with cellular telephones
  • Emphasizes speech sounds and cuts down on background noise
  • Variety of sizes

What are the benefits?

  • Alertness and awareness for your personal safety
  • Better memory skills and a greater ability to learn new tasks
  • Fewer instances of confusion and disorientation
  • Increased ability to concentrate and multitask
  • Increased earning power and more control over their lives

Open-Behind-the-Ear [RIC]

Different from BTEs, RICs use tiny casings and a nearly invisible, slim tube. RICs offer a cosmetically appealing option and allows for a more natural sound. They are lightweight with a transparent dome that makes them less noticeable than the regular BTEs with custom ear molds.

Behind-the-Ear [BTE]

Behind-the-Ear hearing aids have the most circuitry options and typically have more power than any of the custom-made, in-the-ear versions. BTEs rest on the back of your ear and are connected via a custom-made ear mold. They are suitable for a wide variety of hearing losses, from mild to severe or profound.

In-the-Ear [ITE]

In-the-Ear hearing aids are more visible but are the easiest to handle of the custom-made aids. They are made to fit the shape of your ear for maximum benefit and the best possible comfort. These also suit a wide range of hearing losses.

Completely-in-Canal [CIC]

Completely-in-canal hearing aids are one of the more cosmetically appealing custom-made aids. CICs are small and fit deeply, but comfortably, in the ear canal.

In-the-Canal [ITC]

In-the-Canal hearing aids are slightly less visible than ITEs. ITCs require good dexterity to control the volume and other controls on the faceplate.