When Sonova Holding AG gained control of Phonak Hearing Products, it became a big deal for the hearing industry. In a matter of weeks, Phonak gained access to a nearly unlimited number of resources for their future products. Sonova Holding AG owns a sizable portion of the hearing aid market, and their technology decisions hold a lot of weight.
More than 100 countries enjoy the high-end hearing devices from ReSound Hearing Products. The company was founded by Stanford University alumni Dr. Rodney Perkins. As ReSound fine-tunes its latest lineup, consumers are granted the option of a formidable upgrade.
Oticon Hearing Products has been a success since 1904. In 2016, the company launched its new line of products into the modern age. As the second-largest manufacturer of hearing aids in the world, they took a huge technological step that few companies would risk.
With remote hearing care, patients get the care they need in the comfort of their own homes. Telehealth is a popular option that saves time and money. Teleaudiology service appointments are private and easy to set up.
With Real Ear Measurement, you can tune your hearing aids perfectly to your ears’ needs. Our professionals use modern technology to deliver the best results.
Most maintenance issues can be resolved at home without special tools. If the repair is outside the comfort zone of the user, then in office repairs are always available. Temporary replacements for broken hearing devices are discussed on a case-by-case basis.
The first hearing aid impression means everything. That is why the hearing aid dispensing and fitting serves as an important milestone. During the fitting, important information about the current prescription is discussed.
Finding the right hearing device is an essential part of treatment. The evaluation for hearing aids matches patients with the most compatible device possible. Recommendations are made by the audiologist to help with the entire process. By comparing different options, the strength and weaknesses of each device are front and center.
Industrial hearing screenings use onsite tests to find irregularities in hearing. For many jobs, this is a mandatory OSHA regulation that protects the hearing of workers. Mobile testing units come fully equipped and ready to comply with current labor obligations.
