Professional Hearing Aid Center LLC

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Technological advancements in the design of hearing instruments have given many hearing impaired individuals the opportunity to enjoy the possible benefits of amplification. At one time, hearing instruments were bulky and uncomfortable to wear. Today, some hearing instruments are recessed entirely within the ear canal, and for the most part may go unnoticed. For more than twenty-six million individuals who suffer hearing impairment there is an organization that cares. That organization is NU-EAR Electronics. Because it CARES, it strives to produce individual solutions for each hearing impaired person it serves. How do I know if I have Hearing Loss? Hearing loss occurs to most people as they age. Hearing loss can be due to aging, exposure to loud noise, medications, infections, head of ear trauma, congenital or heredity factors, diseases and some other causes. The vast majority of hearing problems do not require medical or surgical intervention. Hearing instruments can correct 90 to 95 percent of all hearing loss cases. You may be experiencing the effects of hearing loss if… • You can hear people speaking but strain to understand their words. • You frequently ask people to repeat what they just said. • You don’t laugh at jokes because you missed the story or the punch line. • You frequently find yourself find yourself complaining that people mumble. • You ask others about details of a meeting you just attended. • Loved ones have commented on the volume you may listen to the radio or TV • You cannot hear the doorbell or phone. • You find that when people look directly at you while speaking that it is easier to understand. If you experience any of these symptoms, you should visit Professional Hearing Aid Center for a FREE hearing test. It is not just a listening test, as you may have already completed at some time. This test allows the hearing instrument specialist to determine exactly how much hearing loss is present. They can determine how well you understand speech and how well you can hear it in both silent and noisy environments. The hearing instrument specialist. also learns about your case history and performs visual assessment of the ear canal and eardrums. What kinds of hearing instrument styles are there? There are many styles of hearing aids. The most common styles are listed below. Over The Ear (OTE) The OTE hearing instrument conceals the batteries and microphone components in a slim and modest casing located behind your ear. The small receiver is hidden inside the ear and connected to the OTE component by a clear tube that is nearly invisible to the eye. Completely In the Canal (CIC) The CIC is the smallest custom hearing instruments available. It fits deeply in the canal, nearly invisible to the eye. It has a small removable cord that remains attached to the instrument to assist you when removing it from the ear. This model is the most cosmetically appealing because it is nearly invisible. In The Ear The ITE device is a custom fit instrument that fits entirely in the ear. ITE models are comfortable, easy to handle and operate, and are the largest sized custom fit products.

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