Believe it or not, everyone in our office has a degree in Audiology. Yes, even the fantastic people who answer the phone hold degrees as Audiology Assistants. Our Audiologists hold Master’s or Doctoral degrees in Audiology from accredited universities.

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We are not owned by a hearing device manufacturer, so we are able to offer a variety of manufacturers in a range of price levels. Every patient is different, and there is not a one-size-fits-all hearing aid.

Our hearing devices start at $999 each for entry level technology and go up to $3000 each for top-of-the-line technology.

For people with only one “dead ear,” a CROS system uses wireless technology to allow people to hear from their “dead ear” by using technology on their “good ear.”

For those with unwanted “ringing” or “buzzing” noise in their ears, some hearing devices offer tinnitus treatment that can be activated in an attempt to train the brain to no longer hear those unwanted sounds.

No, the size of the device has nothing to do with the cost.

All hearing aids require some sort of battery as a power source. Most require disposable batteries that have to be changed on a regular basis (we provide them for FREE) and some brands offer a rechargeable solution. Hearing aids with disposable batteries are often smaller than those with rechargeable batteries, but for those who struggle with dexterity or memory issues, rechargeable hearing aids are a wonderful option!

Seasonal resident? No problem – we’ll be happy to provide you with batteries when you leave for your summer home. Most of our patients are seasonal residents. Better yet, get new RECHARGEABLE hearing aids and forget about batteries altogether!

Call us to schedule your complimentary hearing examination to determine the best prescription for you and your ears. You never know, you may not even need a hearing aid! We’ll be delighted to see you either way!

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