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Hearing Aids

Hearing loss can be challenging, and it can significantly affect one’s quality of life. Fortunately, there are hearing aids and other products that can help enhance and protect hearing.

Abilene Audiology CO. provides hearing aids and products that play a crucial role in helping people with hearing loss improve their hearing ability and enjoy a better quality of life.

Hearing Aid Brands

Abilene Audiology Co. works with top hearing aid brands and manufacturers to give residents of Abilene, TX access to a wide range of hearing solutions.

Widex Hearing Aids

Widex is a Danish hearing aid brand known for its innovative solutions that provide excellent sound and comfort. Widex hearing aids use advanced technology such as machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to adapt to various listening environments.

Widex hearing aids come in a wide range of hearing aid models, and are known for their natural sound quality. Widex offers patients expanded access to a more full range of sound within speech and sounds in the environment.

Phonak Hearing Aids

Phonak is a trusted brand of hearing aids and accessories. They offer a wide range of hearing aids with various technologies and features to address various levels of hearing loss.

Phonak is an industry leader in CROS technology which helps patients who may have a complete loss on one side and need an alternative way to “hear in stereo”.

Starkey Hearing Aids

Starkey is known for its groundbreaking technology in the hearing aid industry. Some of Starkey’s flagship hearing aids incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) and sensors to provide real-time feedback on physical activity, cognitive health, social engagement, and device usage. They also feature fall detection, remote programming capabilities, and direct streaming.

Starkey is known for their attention to detail in the production of custom molded in the ear hearing aids and ability to make smaller rechargeable devices.

Resound Hearing Aids

Resound GN started in the hearing aid industry back in 1943. It operates as a part of The GN Group, a global frontrunner in intelligent audio solutions.

Resound hearing aids are meticulously crafted using their exclusive Smart Hearing technology, coupled with their distinctive concept of Organic Hearing.

Resound’s objective is to offer hearing solutions that closely mimic the natural hearing process, harnessing the unique structure of the ear to capture sounds and deliver them to the ears in an ergonomic manner.

Hearing aid styles

Once the type and severity of hearing loss is determined, we will then recommend the most appropriate hearing aid based on your needs.

Hearing aids are manufactured in a variety of designs and styles as listed below:

Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC)

CIC hearing aids support the ear’s natural function as sound is collected naturally from the external ear. The sound that is picked up by the hearing aid passes through the microphone in the ear canal. The placement and proximity of CIC hearing aids to the eardrum allow it to produce a more realistic and natural hearing experience.

In-the-Canal (ITC)

In-the-canal hearing aids fit snugly in the lower portion of the external ear. They are discreet and easier to remove or insert. ITC hearing aids come with a shell that makes room for more powerful features and a bigger battery.

In-the-Ear (ITE)

ITE hearing aids have no external tubes or wires visible, making them highly discreet and sophisticated. They are custom-made hearing aids that ensure a neat aesthetic and a perfectly comfortable fitting.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

BTE hearing aids are a versatile and popular option. They can either sit on top of the ear or, as the name implies, behind the ear. Because of their size, BTEs can accommodate more power and features, as well as a bigger battery size for a longer operational lifespan.

When choosing a hearing aid, you will have to consider the type of hearing loss you have (your audiologist can help you with this since this is more on the technical side). You will also have to consider your budget and lifestyle most especially because you will have to wear your hearing aids for several hours on a daily basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few of the questions that patients frequently ask related to hearing aids. If you have a specific question that you need answered, please contact us.

What is the best hearing aid?

The “best” hearing aid ultimately depends on your specific hearing loss and personal preferences. It’s best to work with an audiologist to determine the most suitable hearing aid. Audiologists can also conduct a hearing evaluation and recommend the best hearing aid based on the results of your hearing test.

Which brand of hearing aid is best for tinnitus?

There are many hearing aid brands that offer features to help manage tinnitus.

Widex hearing aids are a popular solution for tinnitus, as they feature a unique sound processing technology called Zen. It is designed to provide soothing tones and sounds tones to help reduce the perception of tinnitus.

Consult with an audiologist to determine which hearing aid brand is best for your unique tinnitus needs.

Which hearing aid is best for severe loss?

The “best” hearing aid for severe hearing loss will depend on many factors, such as the type and extent of the hearing loss, lifestyle, budget, and personal preferences.

Many hearing aid brands have products that are specifically designed to address severe hearing loss. These items have powerful amplification and noise reduction features to help individuals with severe hearing loss hear more clearly even in challenging listening environments.

Hearing Aids in Abilene, TX

Abilene Audiology Co. carries a wide range of hearing aid brands and products to give you access to premium hearing solutions.

Our audiologists and staff are trained and experienced to help you choose the best hearing aid and products to address your specific hearing needs.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment!

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