Frequently Asked Questions

Common signs of hearing loss include difficulty following conversations, increased volume on electronic devices, or frequently asking people to repeat themselves. If you’re experiencing these, we recommend scheduling a hearing assessment.

While not all hearing loss is preventable, you can reduce your risk. Avoid prolonged exposure to loud noises, wear hearing protection when necessary, and get regular hearing check-ups.

Hearing loss can affect people of all ages. However, it’s more common in older adults, with many starting to use hearing aids in their 60s or 70s.

While some online tests can provide a general idea of your hearing ability, they can’t replace a comprehensive hearing assessment conducted by a professional.

Some types of hearing loss, like those caused by earwax blockages or infections, can be reversed with treatment. However, sensorineural hearing loss, which is due to damage in the inner ear, is usually permanent.

If you’re over 50, or you’re exposed to loud noises regularly, you should have your hearing tested annually. However, if you notice any sudden changes in your hearing, schedule a test immediately.

Signs can include not responding to sounds, delays in speech and language development, and frequently increasing the volume on electronic devices. If you notice these signs, schedule a pediatric hearing assessment.

Our pediatric assessments use child-friendly, age-appropriate techniques. We make the process fun and non-threatening for children while providing accurate results.

The style affects how the aid sits in or on your ear, the size of the battery, how natural the sound is, and how much amplification it can provide. Your audiologist can guide you through these considerations.

Yes, we offer a trial period for hearing aids. This allows you to experience the benefits of the aid in your everyday life before making a commitment.

Adjustment times vary. Some people may acclimate within a few weeks, while others may need a few months. Regular use and follow-up adjustments can help speed up this process.

Yes, there are. Completely-in-canal (CIC) and invisible-in-canal (IIC) hearing aids are designed to sit deep in the ear canal, making them virtually invisible.

Digital hearing aids offer clear sound quality, sophisticated features like noise reduction and connectivity to devices, and the ability to be programmed to match your specific hearing loss.

Regular cleaning with a soft, dry cloth and checking for wax build-up are key. It’s also important to store them in a dry, cool place. Detailed cleaning should be done by a professional.

Most hearing aids are designed to withstand normal physical activities. However, they may need to be removed for contact sports or swimming unless they are specifically designed to be water-resistant.

Teleaudiology allows you to connect with our specialists via digital platforms, receive assessments, and discuss treatment options from the comfort of your home.

We provide comprehensive aftercare, including regular hearing aid check-ups and adjustments, cleaning services, and ongoing support to ensure you’re getting the most from your hearing aids.

Our center offers reliable repair and adjustment services for all types of hearing aids. We’re here to ensure your aids function optimally for your specific needs.

Warranty periods vary by manufacturer, but most hearing aids come with a warranty that covers repairs due to manufacturing defects for a certain period. We’ll explain these details during your consultation.

We want to ensure you’re happy with your investment. If you’re not fully satisfied, we offer a grace period during which you can return or exchange the hearing aids.

With proper care and maintenance, most hearing aids last between 5-7 years. However, your personal experience can vary based on the specific model and how well you maintain the device.

When your hearing aids are nearing the end of their lifespan, we recommend scheduling an appointment. We can discuss options for upgrading to a new model that suits your current needs.

Yes, upgrading your hearing aids is possible. We offer a variety of newer models with advanced features to enhance your hearing experience.

Our commitment doesn’t end with your purchase. We provide ongoing support, regular hearing aid check-ups, adjustments, cleaning, and counseling to help you adapt and maximize the benefits of your hearing aids.