Q:My father is visiting for the holidays, and it doesn’t seem like his hearing aid is doing anything. How quickly can you repair a hearing aid? A: When someone in the family has a hearing problem, EVERYONE in the family has a hearing problem. And this is especially true during
Hot off the press is the Phonak Nano. The Nano is Phonak’s smallest custom hearing aid. It’s available in two levels of technology- the Phonak Ambra Nano (high end) and the Phonak Solana Nano (mid level). Comparable to Starkey’s SoundLens, the Phonak Nano rests deeply in the ear canal (deeper
Keep an eye out for upcoming blog posts on other creative ways to use the Mini Mic!
Siemens recently released its newest hearing aid: the Siemens Aquaris. Following the industry trend of making hearing aids more durable, the Aquaris is the first certified “waterproof hearing aid” on the market. It passed the IP57 certification meaning it can be submerged in up to 3 feet of water for
This month Oticon launched their smallest receiver in the ear (RITE) style hearing aid- the Oticon Intiga. The Oticon Intiga houses the smallest hearing aid battery available, size 10A (yellow), keeping this hearing aid quite sleek and discreet looking. There are no controls or program buttons on the Intiga. This
Cleaning a GNResound Alera Open Fit Hearing Aid – Harmony Hearing
Changing the Wax Screen on a GNResound Open Fit BTE Alera Hearing Aid – Harmony Hearing
For those patients who have purchased the Unite Accessories, we would like to add these helpful links to the manufacturer’s website that further demonstrate how to operate the accessories: ReSound Unite TV Streamer ReSound Unite Phone Clip ReSound Unite Remote Control In addition GNReSound has a consumer information line for
ReSound recently introduced their new Alera hearing aids. The Alera hearing aids will provide wireless connectivity directly with mobile phones and television sets equipped with ReSound’s new Unite assistive listening device (ALD) accessories. The hearing aids communicate with the Unite accessories at 2.4 GHz for better transmission speeds and distance.
Q: I think I need hearing aids, but I’m concerned I won’t like them. I don’t want to spend all that money and end up not wearing them. What can I do? A: That’s a valid (and very common) concern. First of all, I never tell patients they NEED hearing