Hearing Aids Types
Many features available to help with specific needs and preferences which helps audiologists when working with patients to accomplish their goal of better hearing. Our audiologists and patients partner throughout this journey to achieve a united goal – better hearing.

This is a small and discreet device that fits at the top of your ear with a thin electronic wire that travels down and into your ear canal. This option fits most losses and is easily customizable to your specific needs.
They come in various colors to match hair colors and skin tones. This style makes the process easy and accessible if a patient’s hearing were to change requiring stronger amplification.

This is similar to a RIC device in the sense that it is worn behind the ear. However, this option is better for individuals with more severe to profound hearing loss or those with reoccurring middle ear problems. They are powerful and provide plenty of sound for severe losses.

You must have a very specific type of loss for one of these devices to obtain maximum benefit and receive good sound quality. Not everyone is a good candidate for these devices depending on the size of their ears, hearing loss levels, etc. These styles are often need repairing more often due to the moist environment of the ear and ear canal