One of the questions we get asked most often is to explain the difference between analog and digital hearing aids. Here, we will explain the differences between the two.
The loss of hearing is often associated with depression and a feeling of social isolation. According to audiologists, one of the best ways to treat these condition is by wearing hearing aids. Unfortunately, the cost of hearing aids is often extraordinarily high, but thankfully, there are other options available.
Hearing aids range in price from as low as $10 to as high as $8,000 if you go to a local provider. The difference in prices is due to cost to seller, the hearing aid model, and the hearing aid's features.
Do you suspect that you need hearing aids? Maybe it's time to take a hearing test and find out.
Hearing loss can occur as part of the natural aging process. Other hearing losses are the result of exposure to factors at both work and home. Some types of hearing loss can be prevented.
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At Advanced Affordable Hearing, we offer hearing aids that are pre-programmed to the most common hearing loss levels. Through a series of questions about an individual's lifestyle and their ability to hear in certain scenarios, we try to determine which level they would most likely fall into. Once we have an idea about which hearing loss level a person is in, we are able to recommend a hearing aid that best seems to match their hearing loss level.
American owned and operated, we've been helping people hear better for 26 years with affordable hearing aids featuring U.S.A. technology and supported by a U.S.A.-based team. A new pair of hearing aids can cost thousands of dollars elsewhere! But hearing aids don't HAVE to cost nearly that much. To save you money, we provide hearing aids directly to you.
Many hearing impaired individuals increase their television volume to uncomfortably high levels. Even then, the hearing impaired person may miss key parts of news commentary and accented language programs (e.g., British programs). Listening comprehension becomes even more difficult in the presence of competing sounds such as dish washers, running sink water, air conditioning fans, and the conversations of others.
