Hearing clearly helps you stay active and connected in today’s busy world. The hearing professionals at Sandia Hearing Aids work with you to find hearing aids that match your lifestyle and hearing needs. Today’s devices are small, comfortable and powered by either replaceable or rechargeable batteries – giving you options that fit your daily routine.
We take time to understand where and when you need to hear your best, explain your options clearly and help you choose hearing aids that work well for your specific situation. Through careful fitting and programming, we ensure your devices help you hear the sounds and conversations that matter most to you.
Choosing the Right Level of Hearing Aid Technology
Choosing the right level of hearing aid technology involves more than just picking a device – it’s about finding a solution that fits your unique needs and enhances your daily life. Hearing professionals begin by understanding your lifestyle, whether you spend time in busy environments, enjoy streaming music or calls through Bluetooth or prefer simple, easy-to-use devices. They also consider your hearing test results, which reveal the specific type and degree of hearing loss you’re experiencing, ensuring the chosen technology can address your challenges effectively.
During the process, your professional will explain the features available at different technology levels, like noise reduction, directional microphones and rechargeable batteries, and help you decide what fits your priorities and budget. They’ll also ensure that your hearing aids are programmed to match your individual needs and preferences, providing a personalized experience.
Types of Hearing Aid Technology
You can find hearing aids that feature whatever technology matters most to you. Here are some popular options:
● Rechargeable batteries: These replace traditional disposable batteries, which you typically have to buy and replace every few weeks. Rechargeable batteries save you money and time.
● Bluetooth: New hearing aids can often connect to Bluetooth devices like smartphones and tablets. This lets you use them like headphones, in addition to hearing support devices.
● Water resistance: Hearing aids aren’t entirely waterproof. But many are more resistant to water than their older counterparts. This lets you spend time in moist or humid environments without having to worry about creating damage in the process.
Additional Features and Benefits of Modern Hearing Aids
Modern hearing aids have other features that make them more effective support devices than older alternatives. We’ll explore a few of these below.
First, new hearing aids tend to have sleek, discreet designs. They sometimes fit entirely within the ear canal, which makes them difficult for other people to notice. New technology has made these devices more powerful than ever – while also making them small enough to avoid detection.
Many of today’s hearing aids also come with tinnitus-masking features. They minimize the ringing, whooshing or buzzing sound that’s characteristic of the condition. This works by emitting a soft, white noise that blocks tinnitus symptoms.
Finally, modern hearing devices feature better sound quality and speech clarity. They work more effectively with the natural hearing system to help you differentiate speech from background noise in diverse settings.