Services

Pure Tone Audiometry

Pure Tone Audiometry is one of the most important tests as it helps in identifying the hearing threshold levels of an individual. With this test, the audiologist can determine the type of hearing loss along with the degree of hearing loss.

Impedence Audiometry

Impedance audiometry is primarily used to test the condition of the middle ear along with the mobility of the eardrum. This audiometry test is also known as Tympanometry and is considered as one of the most accurate methods for testing the middle ear.

Oto Acoustic Emissions (OAE)

Otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) are sounds that the ear produces itself. These emissions are generated by the outer hair cells in the cochlea of the inner ear in response to auditory stimulation.

Hearing Aid Trial And Fitting

Hearing aid trial and fitting are essential steps in the process of obtaining and customizing hearing aids for individuals with hearing loss.

Ear Mould (Soft and Hard)

Ear molds, or earmolds, are custom-made inserts that fit into the outer ear canal. They are used for various purposes, including hearing protection, hearing aids, and communication devices like earpieces for musicians or earpieces for two-way radios.

Hearing Aid Accessories & Hearing Protection

Hearing aid has time again proved their worth by showing advancement in technology like wireless hearing aid accessories. Today, with hearing aid accessories, you can stream phone calls, have wireless connectivity, feed audio from TV into your hearing aid, use as remote microphone, etc.

Hearing Aid Batteries

Hearing aid batteries are small, button-shaped batteries that power hearing aids. They come in various sizes, denoted by numbers or colors, to fit different types of hearing aids.

Hearing Aid Repairs

Hearing aid repairs may be necessary if a hearing aid is damaged, malfunctions, or experiences issues with performance.

Rechargeable Hearing Aid

The technology behind hearing aids has advanced in leaps and bounds in the century since the devices first hit the market. One of the latest advances in hearing aid technology is the addition of rechargeable batteries.

It’s been a tricky thing to master: At first, rechargeable batteries small enough to fit in hearing aids just didn’t have enough power to be practical. But thanks to lithium-ion technology, hearing aids with rechargeable batteries are now long-lasting and reliable.

Rechargeable hearing aids can be tremendously convenient, but they aren’t for everyone. We took a closer look at the best hearing aids with rechargeable batteries to help you decide if the devices are right for you.