Hearing Aids
Meet with an Audiologist to for one-on-one counseling and to discuss a customized treatment plan to improve your overall quality of life. We offer various price structures on our care plans to meet your individual needs. We work with all of the leading hearing aid manufacturers with the latest hearing aid technology including Phonak, Oticon, Starkey, Signia, Unitron, Resound and Widex. We will guide you through the process of getting hearing aids with the highest expertise and also provide ongoing care.
our hearing aid care plan
When you purchase hearing aids at our clinic, we offer a bundled care plan to ensure the best outcome and success with your new devices. These professional services, supplies, and support are included with the purchase of your new hearing aids.
Listening needs Assessment
Our Audiologist will complete an assessment of your listening needs, auditory performance in various environments, and create a customized treatment plan.
one on one counseling and support
Our friendly and professional team is available for counseling and support, whenever you need us. We are here to help navigate the journey to better hearing. Same day and walk-in appointments are available.
Routine maintenance and supplies
We recommend routine hearing aid maintenance appointments every 3-4 months. This service is included with our bundled care plan, and includes replacement parts during your warranty period.
Initial programming and fitting and adjustments
One of our Doctors of Audiology will perform the initial hearing aid fitting and programming, following best practices. We also will perform fine tuning adjustments as needed to maximize the sound quality and performance of your hearing aids.
Real Ear Verification Measures
Our Audiologists will use a probe tube microphone to measure the acoustic response of the hearing aids in the ear canal. This allows us to take into consideration variations in ear canal shape and size, while fine tuning the prescription for your hearing loss.
60 day better hearing guarantee
We offer a 60 day trial period on all new hearing aids fit at our clinic. We also include the option to exchange or return your devices if you change your mind in the first 60 days.
A wide range of Technology options and pricing
The cost of hearing aids can vary widely depending on several factors including the brand, model, and the professional services you receive. Premium prescription hearing aids generally range between $1000-3600 per ear with a bundled service plan. It is important to note that the upfront cost of hearing aids typically includes several years of ongoing maintenance appointments and professional services. Some insurance plans may cover all or part of the cost of hearing aids. If you would like to know if your insurance has a benefit towards hearing aids, reach out to our office and we can help!
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Depending on your hearing loss, lifestyle needs assessment, and ear anatomy - we will discuss the style options appropriate for you. Completely-in-the-Canal (IIC/CIC) hearing aids are the smallest style of hearing aid available and are custom formed to sit down in the ear canal invisible to others. In-the-Ear (ITC/ITE) hearing aids are also custom formed devices that sit in the ear, but may be slightly larger depending on your individual needs. Receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) or behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids loop over the ear and have a small piece that anchors and directs the sound into the ear canal. We offer all styles of hearing aids at this clinic and look forward to finding the solution that is right for you.
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Even though some hearing aids may look identical from the outside, they actually might have completely different capabilities based on their technology levels. The technology level is determined by the computer chip on the inside of the hearing aids. Higher levels of technology offer a higher fidelity of sound, more noise reduction features, and better performance overall. The more basic levels of technology can still be a great solution, but may not perform as well in complex listening environments or if you struggle to hear in background noise. The level of technology is something that is recommended by your Audiologist during your initial hearing evaluation.
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Hearing aids now have the option to be rechargeable or battery powered. The rechargeable hearing aid solutions typically have an internal battery that is lithium-ion and are charged each night on a charging dock while you sleep. This solution can be nice for people who have poor dexterity or vision. The battery powered hearing aids take a zinc-air battery that is disposable and typically gets replaced about once a week.
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Most hearing aids now have the option to be compatible with smart phones through Bluetooth technology. This technology allows the hearing aid user to listen to phone calls and audio from their smart phone directly through their hearing aids. Each hearing aid company offers an app to download on your smart phone, and can provide basic remote control functions for your hearing aids - like volume, or changing the way they manage background noise.
Faq’s about hearing aids
what people are saying…
“I love this Audiology Clinic! They take great care of my grandmother. The whole team is kind, knowledgeable, and goes above and beyond to make sure that all questions are answered before walking out the door. Dr. Randall is incredibly patient and thorough. My grandma always looks forward to her appointments and a lunch date after! Such a special place!!!.”
— K.M.
“This team is awesome. Dr. Randall is wonderful and I appreciate her expertise and care. She and her entire staff knows me, knows my hearing history, knows my specific audiology needs with my hearing aids and I have quarterly check ins with them in addition to the random drop ins if I have a question or need. It's a great relationship!”
— J.G.