Hearing Products
Hearing Aid Styles
It is important to choose a hearing aid that fits your lifestyle, your hearing needs and meet your aesthetic requirements. We offer a variety of hearing aid styles including:
Sit behind the ear with a tube that is directed into an ear mold that sits inside the ear canal. These types of aids are quite discreet and are generally more durable due to the fact that the electrical components are housed outside of the ear.
Similar in look to the Behind the Ear models, Receiver in the Canal hearing aids are smaller and more discreet. They also utilize open fit technology that requires only a small speaker to deliver sound.
Are discreet, with the device fitting completely into the ear canal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Many insurance plans provide coverage for audiology services, including hearing assessments and hearing aids. However, coverage may vary depending on the specific insurance plan and individual circumstances. It is advisable to contact your insurance provider directly or consult with the audiology clinic for more information.
Audiology clinics generally accept various payment methods, including insurance plans, private pay, and government programs. It is recommended to contact the clinic ahead of time to verify the insurance coverage and discuss payment options. Some clinics may offer financing plans or assistance programs to help make services more affordable. Registered hearing aid practitioners strive to provide accessible care, Melody is also an official provider for Medicard, we are able to assist with hearing aid financing.
Yes, it is often encouraged to bring a family member or friend to your audiology appointment, especially for the initial assessment or hearing aid fitting. Having someone familiar with you can provide support, help remember important information, and participate in discussions about treatment options. Additionally, they may have valuable insights into your hearing difficulties and communication needs, contributing to a more comprehensive evaluation and improved treatment outcomes.
Conductive hearing loss occurs when there is a problem with the outer or middle ear that prevents sound from reaching the inner ear effectively. Sensorineural hearing loss, on the other hand, results from damage to the inner ear or the auditory nerve. It is the most common type of permanent hearing loss and is often associated with aging, noise exposure, genetics, or certain medical conditions. Registered hearing aid practitioners can assess your hearing and determine the type and cause of your hearing loss, which helps guide appropriate treatment options.
If you encounter issues with your hearing aids, there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take. First, check the batteries or ensure they are charged. Clean the hearing aids and make sure they are inserted properly. If problems persist, contact your registered hearing aid practitioner for further assistance. They can guide you through additional troubleshooting steps or schedule an appointment for a more comprehensive evaluation and necessary repairs or adjustments. It’s important not to attempt self-repairs, as this may cause further damage to the devices.
Hearing aids are sophisticated devices that amplify sounds and improve the overall quality of hearing for individuals with hearing loss. They can enhance communication, reduce listening efforts, and improve overall well-being and quality of life. Modern hearing aids come in various styles and have advanced features such as noise reduction, directionality, and wireless connectivity. Registered hearing aid practitioners work closely with patients to select the most suitable hearing aids and customize their settings for optimal hearing improvement.
It is recommended that adults have their hearing checked at least once every three years, or more frequently if they experience any changes in hearing or other related symptoms. Regular hearing evaluations help identify any hearing loss early on and allow for timely intervention. If you wear hearing aids, it is important to have your hearing and devices checked annually to ensure proper functioning and to make any necessary adjustments to maintain optimal hearing.
