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Farmer Tonia L MD
Distance: 15.4 Mi3893 East Market Street
44484 Warren -
Ohio Hearing Conservation & Consulting, LLC.
Distance: 16.3 Mi8019 E Market St
44484 Warren -
Reese Audiology
Distance: 40.7 Mi3996 Fulton Drive Northwest
44718 Canton -
Hear, Inc.
Distance: 41.0 Mi2416 Whipple Ave NW
44708-1514 Canton -
Audiology Associates of Cleveland
Distance: 48.5 Mi12573 Chillicothe Rd Ste 1
44026 Chesterland
Neuro-Communication Services
- 755 Boardman Canfield Rd Ste C1
- Youngstown, Ohio
- 44512-4387
- Phone: 330.726.8155
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"In 1985 my physician referred me to Dr. Hagberg and I have continued to see him for over 24 years. Dr. Hagberg and his staff make coming to the office a pleasant experience. I always receive prompt courteous service and time is taken to answer questions. if there is a problem I don't have to wait to see the doctor.
Analog aids convert sound waves into electrical signals, which are amplified. Analog/adjustable hearing aids are custom built to meet the needs of each user. The aid is programmed by the manufacturer according to the specifications recommended by your audiologist. Analog/programmable hearing aids have more than one program or setting. An audiologist can program the aid using a computer, and the user can change the program for different listening environments-from a small, quiet room to a crowded restaurant to large, open areas, such as a theater or stadium.
Hearing Innovations was founded to help members of our community get more from a local hearing care provider. Hearing Innovations continues the tradition of better hearing through education, technology, and customer service.
At Hearing Innovations, we are dedicated professionals who have been providing comprehensive hearing health care services and state-of-the-art hearing instrument technology for more than 35 years. Our goal is to offer the most professional hearing health care to patients of all ages and all levels of hearing difficulty.
Hearing aids are generally not covered by health insurance companies, although some do. Many of these companies offer what appears to be a discounted benefit of 30-50% off; however, this is usually from an inflated Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). In many cases our normal price for hearing devices and related services is actually less than the insurance discounted pricing. Also, with these programs, you may be required to purchase hearing devices from a specific manufacturer, whose technology may not be best for your hearing loss and lifestyle.