How does the process of the invisible hearing aid fitting service work?

At Melody Hearing Clinic, the invisible hearing aid fitting process starts with a hearing assessment to understand your hearing needs and determine whether this style of hearing aid is appropriate for you. Invisible hearing aids sit deep within the ear canal, so your hearing needs, ear anatomy, lifestyle, and preferences all need to be considered.

If an invisible hearing aid is suitable, the fitting process typically includes:

• Hearing assessment: Your hearing is tested to identify the type and degree of hearing loss.
• Ear impression or scan: A precise impression or scan may be taken so your custom hearing aids fit securely and comfortably within your ear canals.
• Device programming: Your hearing aids are programmed based on your hearing test results and individual listening needs.
• Fitting and adjustments: Your registered hearing aid practitioner checks the physical fit and fine-tunes the sound for comfort and clarity.
• Care and maintenance: You will learn how to insert, remove, clean, and properly care for your hearing aids.
• Follow-up care: Additional appointments allow your hearing aids to be adjusted as you become accustomed to wearing them in different listening environments.

Melody Hearing Clinic provides ongoing support after your initial fitting, including adjustments and hearing aid maintenance.

Our registered hearing aid practitioners provide hearing aid services across eight Alberta locations: Downtown Edmonton, Mill Woods, South Edmonton, Windermere, Leduc, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, and Calgary.