Hearing Aid Labs Established in 1995
Hearing Aids & Audiology
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Everything you need to start enjoying the sound’s of life.
Hearing Tests
Our screening test and comprehensive diagnostic hearing test both entail evaluating the tone capabilities of both ears. Through this straightforward and painless examination, our experts can ascertain the level of normalcy in your hearing.
On-site Laboratory
We have our very own laboratory, where our highly qualified technicians will repair or service your hearing aid on-site. This saves you both time and money not having to send your device off to another country or location.
Hearing Aid Fittings
The perfect fit is very important! When you purchase any device from us, we provide free support for the entire first year that you own it, to ensure that you are comfortable and know exactly how it works.
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Hearing aids are indispensable tools for individuals with hearing impairments, facilitating their active participation in various aspects of life. These devices work by amplifying sounds, making them clearer and more audible to the wearer. By enhancing auditory input, hearing aids enable individuals to communicate effectively, engage in social interactions, and navigate their environment with confidence.
Additionally, hearing aids help prevent further deterioration of hearing ability by providing consistent stimulation to the auditory system. Through regular use, these devices can help maintain neural pathways and preserve the brain's ability to process sounds, thereby slowing the progression of hearing loss. Ultimately, hearing aids serve as essential aids in improving quality of life, fostering independence, and promoting overall well-being for those with hearing impairments.
Hearing aids play a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals with hearing impairments. By amplifying sounds and making them clearer, hearing aids enable people to engage more fully in conversations, enjoy music, and participate in various social activities.
Beyond simply improving auditory perception, these devices contribute to mental well-being by reducing feelings of isolation and frustration often associated with hearing loss. Moreover, hearing aids can enhance safety by allowing individuals to better detect important auditory cues, such as alarms or approaching vehicles. Overall, by restoring access to the auditory world, hearing aids empower individuals to maintain active lifestyles and meaningful connections with others, ultimately fostering a sense of independence and confidence.
A hearing screen test is generally a pass or fail test. If you pass, your hearing is considered normal. If you fail, further testing would be necessary to determine the type, severity and where the hearing loss originates. The test takes about 15-30 minutes.
Simply put, a screen test tells us if there is loss. A full test tells us where and the severity of the loss.
A full diagnostic test is a complete evaluation on the health of your hearing and takes on average an hour. Our Audiologist will do an in-depth assessment that looks at the function of your outer, middle and inner ear. Some of the tests she/he will do are: bone and air conduction, pressure behind your eardrum, speech audiometry and so on.
Tinnitus can be described as a ringing, hissing or buzzing sound that only you can hear. It can be permanent or temporary, but either way it is usually highly irritating. Tinnitus is very common, and around 10% of the world’s population suffer from tinnitus.
Tinnitus in itself is not a disease; it is a symptom that has many causes. Hearing loss and tinnitus often go hand-in-hand, with 80% of tinnitus sufferers experiencing some degree of hearing loss.