hearing aids are meant for people with mild hearing loss and can be a good, affordable option. However, many people underestimate their hearing loss, and those with more serious issues might not get the help they need from these devices. It's best to get a professional evaluation to find the right hearing aids for you.

Yes, you can buy hearing aids online, but we don't recommend it. Hearing aids are medical devices, and it's important to have an audiologist guide you through the process. Online options often lack detailed information and personalized care, which are crucial for your unique hearing needs.

No appointment is needed! You can walk into any of our clinics during regular hours for cleaning, troubleshooting, and supplies. We also have limited hours on Saturdays (10 AM - 2 PM).

Hearing loss affects those around you, so having a communication partner with you is helpful. They can share insights about your hearing needs and help demonstrate how well you hear in different situations.

You might need new hearing aids if they are over four or five years old, if your lifestyle has changed, if they are damaged, or if they no longer work as well. New technology can also help in challenging listening situations. Talk to your audiologist about trying out new options.

We recommend visiting our office three to four times a year for cleaning and checks. Your hearing aids should also be sent for yearly maintenance to ensure they work well. This service is covered by your warranty, and we can provide loaner devices while they are being serviced.

No, you can’t trade in your hearing aids like other items. Each hearing aid is a personal medical device. Some companies may offer discounts for new ones instead. Most people keep their old hearing aids as backups.