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Our Process — What to Expect
Hearing Evaluation
The hearing evaluation takes place in our state-of-the-art hearing booth. Be sure to bring your ID and insurance card to your visit.
Choose Your Hearing Aids
If hearing loss is detected, we find out more about your lifestyle to help determine which hearing aids would be the best fit. We also talk about your budget and figure the decision out together.
Fitting & Setup
After you’ve made your selection, we schedule a fitting appointment to educate you how to put them in, pair the devices to your Bluetooth, and clean and maintain them for top performance going forward. We take the time to walk you through everything and what you can expect going forward.
Ongoing Support
Every several months, you will come in for a maintenance appointment, where any fine-tuning and adjustments are made.
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Do only older adults have hearing loss?
Hearing loss isn’t confined to older individuals; it affects people of all ages. Only about one-third of hearing loss patients are older than 65.
What is the most common cause of hearing loss?
The most common cause of hearing loss is noise exposure. While 85 decibels (dB) is considered the safety threshold, exposure to even moderately loud noises can cause permanent hearing damage.
What do I need to know about hearing aids?
The stigma associated with wearing hearing aids has long disappeared. Today’s digital devices are small, sleek, comfortable and discreet. If you are concerned with other peoples’ perceptions, you can opt for styles that are worn in the ear canal including invisible extended wear devices, making them virtually invisible.
Are hearing aids a cure for hearing loss?
Hearing aids are not a cure for hearing loss, but they do help many hearing-impaired individuals communicate more effectively. They work by amplifying sound vibrations that enter the ear. It is estimated that 95 percent of those suffering from hearing loss benefit from hearing aids – although only one out of five people with hearing loss seek treatment.
Do I have to wear two hearing aids?
Two hearing aids are better than one. Wearing two hearing aids makes sense, given the fact that we have two ears. This gives us directional hearing, enabling us to localize the source of a sound; as a result, we can hear better in noisy environments. Most types of hearing loss affect both ears anyway. Ninety percent of hearing loss patients benefit from wearing two hearing aids.
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