Our Hearing Aids
There is no one-size-fits-all hearing aid. Everyone has their own needs and preferences. Some of our patients prefer invisible hearing aids. Others have a profound hearing loss and require powerful BTE devices. That's why we offer a full lineup of hearing aids from each of the major manufacturers. Below, you'll find some useful information. Since there are so many devices (and types) on the market, the best information will come from your audiologist.
ReSound
"ReSound GN has become one of the biggest hearing aid industry leaders. With progressive innovations and a desire to change the status quo for hearing aids, they have definitely made a name for themselves. ReSound GN has brought to the table many hearing aid industry firsts, such as, the world’s first Made for Apple® hearing device with direct sound streaming. Since their establishment in 1943 ReSound has grown to be represented in over 80 countries worldwide and continuously strives to bring their customers the best in audiology and hearing devices."
Signia
"Originally named Siemens, after Werner von Siemens, Signia has become one of the most innovative brands within the hearing aid industry. In 2016 Siemens had gone through a complete rebrand and became what’s known as Signia. Signia brings the latest technological advances and aims to provide tools and applications to help better customer interaction and engagement on every level of hearing aid management."
Phonak
Headquartered in Naperville, IL, Phonak is one of the leading six manufacturers in the country for hearing aids. Their devices are the only ones in the field that connect to android and iPhone using a traditional Bluetooth connection (rather than through accessibility settings). They recently released the first completely waterproof behind-the-ear hearing aid, and they are the most common choice for pediatrics.
Oticon
"Oticon has been a major influencer within the hearing aid industry for many years. While originating from Denmark, they officially opened their doors in America as Oticon Corp. in 1965. Aside from expanding to the United States, Oticon Corp. has also ventured into other markets such as: Germany, Scotland, France, and Italy among others. Since then they’ve been making big strides within the technology of hearing aids. In 2004 introduced their current slogan of “People First.” This slogan still stands as their center around how Oticon progresses, always thinking of the people for which they work so hard."
Widex
"Since being founded in 1956, Widex has become a hearing aid manufacturer giant. Within the 60 years of research and service they’ve given to their customers, Widex has made incremental impacts for hearing aid technology. Widex is now represented in over 100 countries, and has numerous subsidiaries worldwide. Helping people hear is their business, and they strive to uphold their mission daily by providing 'the absolute best hearing aids and customer services.'"
Starkey
As one of the most innovative manufacturers of the last few years, Starkey has created the first of many different hearing aids such as the first rechargeable custom hearing aid, and now the first completely in the canal custom hearing aid that can connect to Bluetooth. This leap in technology means that individuals who prefer a more discreet hearing aid no longer have to sacrifice the ability to connect to their smartphone for streaming or phone calls.
ReSound
"ReSound GN has become one of the biggest hearing aid industry leaders. With progressive innovations and a desire to change the status quo for hearing aids, they have definitely made a name for themselves. ReSound GN has brought to the table many hearing aid industry firsts, such as, the world’s first Made for Apple® hearing device with direct sound streaming. Since their establishment in 1943 ReSound has grown to be represented in over 80 countries worldwide and continuously strives to bring their customers the best in audiology and hearing devices."
Signia
"Originally named Siemens, after Werner von Siemens, Signia has become one of the most innovative brands within the hearing aid industry. In 2016 Siemens had gone through a complete rebrand and became what’s known as Signia. Signia brings the latest technological advances and aims to provide tools and applications to help better customer interaction and engagement on every level of hearing aid management."
Phonak
Headquartered in Naperville, IL, Phonak is one of the leading six manufacturers in the country for hearing aids. Their devices are the only ones in the field that connect to android and iPhone using a traditional Bluetooth connection (rather than through accessibility settings). They recently released the first completely waterproof behind-the-ear hearing aid, and they are the most common choice for pediatrics.
Oticon
"Oticon has been a major influencer within the hearing aid industry for many years. While originating from Denmark, they officially opened their doors in America as Oticon Corp. in 1965. Aside from expanding to the United States, Oticon Corp. has also ventured into other markets such as: Germany, Scotland, France, and Italy among others. Since then they’ve been making big strides within the technology of hearing aids. In 2004 introduced their current slogan of “People First.” This slogan still stands as their center around how Oticon progresses, always thinking of the people for which they work so hard."
Widex
"Since being founded in 1956, Widex has become a hearing aid manufacturer giant. Within the 60 years of research and service they’ve given to their customers, Widex has made incremental impacts for hearing aid technology. Widex is now represented in over 100 countries, and has numerous subsidiaries worldwide. Helping people hear is their business, and they strive to uphold their mission daily by providing 'the absolute best hearing aids and customer services.'"
Starkey
As one of the most innovative manufacturers of the last few years, Starkey has created the first of many different hearing aids such as the first rechargeable custom hearing aid, and now the first completely in the canal custom hearing aid that can connect to Bluetooth. This leap in technology means that individuals who prefer a more discreet hearing aid no longer have to sacrifice the ability to connect to their smartphone for streaming or phone calls.