Best Hearing Aids

What is the best hearing aid right now?

That answer varies from individual to individual depending on many questions listed below.

1. Severity of hearing loss?

2. What is the hearing loss configuration?

3. What is your speech in noise score?

4. What situations do you have trouble hearing?

5. What is the size of ear canals?

6. How much space do you have behind your ear?

7. Do you need an earmold?

8. Do you have allergies to plastics?

9. Are you susceptible to occlusion?

10. How is your finger dexterity?

11. Do you want to stream audio?

12. Do you have Apple or Droid cell phone?

13. Do you know your password and how to download app?

14. Does aesthetics and size matter?

15. Is IP rating important to you?

16. What is your willingness to learning new things?

17. How is your memory?

18. Do you want rechargeable devices?

19. Do you want to use disposable batteries?

20. How much do you sweat?

21. Do you live alone?

22. Do you have a history of falling?

You would do better served by asking the question: Who is the best Hearing Care Provider in my area to help me and follows Best Practices Protocol.

Not one manufacture has all the best products for everyone, so make sure the provider has all manufactures product brochures available in the lobby. Most independent Health Care Providers are not owned by a particular Manufacture and will have all manufacture’s products available to pick from to ensure the best product is purchase for you!

List of leading registered manufactures and chain stores: Starkey, Signia, Siemens, Widex, Phonak, Oticon, Unitron, Rexton, Audina, Persona, Miracle Ear and Beltone.

The number of different hearing aids is around 85 when studying the top 5 manufactures, and when you add the other available manufacture the number rises to over 150 different hearing aids.

Furthermore, the hearing aid will only be the best if programmed using Best Practices Protocol with Objective Measurements! Objective Measurements using Real Ear Measurement by placing a sound probe in the ear canal then playing a calibrated recording at average speech levels to check hearing aid prescription.

Advanced Quality Hearing Systems will use over 24 years of experience and Best Practices Protocol to insure you have the best product for your hearing loss and lifestyle.

Please call Ken for a Free Consultation and Demonstration. 954-972-1635 7am – 7pm