Hearing aid technology is rapidly advancing. Today’s products offer a unique and personalized experience to suit your lifestyle.

Today’s hearing aids are smaller and more feature-packed than their predecessors, offering an array of options. Current hearing aid algorithms are designed to detect and amplify speech while reducing annoying background noise. This will enhance speech understanding, especially in difficult listening circumstances.

Many devices have the ability to determine aspects of your environment and automatically adapt the hearing aid settings for an easier and more comfortable listening experience. For example, in an outdoor setting, wind noise reduction will help eliminate the muffled sound of wind amplified through a microphone.

Bluetooth® is the most common wireless technology that allows devices to communicate with one another. Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids let users stream signals from other electronic devices directly to their aids, improving their versatility and convenience.

You can make phone calls, listen to music and watch television with direct audio streaming to your hearing aids.

Many new hearing aids offer a rechargeable option. They can eliminate the hassle of having to keep batteries on hand at all times. Your charging case serves as the devices’ overnight home for safe and dry storage. Rechargeable hearing aids can be useful for people who have dexterity of memory problems.