Hearing loss may be affecting you
From missing favorite sounds to missing out on all the fun, hearing loss impacts all aspects of your life.
What hearing loss sounds like
Better understand what a family member or friend with hearing loss might be experiencing.
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Hearing aid options
There's a hearing solution that's just right for you.
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Smartphone Compatible
Connect directly to your Android™ and Apple® smartphones via the Thrive™ or TruLink™ Hearing app.
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Invisible Products
Custom fit to each person, invisible hearing aids rest in the second bend of the ear canal, making them virtually undetectable to others. They are designed to be removed daily to promote good ear health.
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Receiver-In-Canal
Barely visible when worn, Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids (RIC) place the receiver (or speaker) inside the ear canal — connected to the power source by thin electrical wires. They provide a comfortable, open fit.
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Completely-In-Canal
Completely-in-Canal hearing aids (CIC) are custom-made to fit completely in the ear canal. Only the tip of a small plastic “handle” shows outside the canal, which is used to insert and remove the instrument.
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Behind-The-Ear
Behind-the-Ear hearing aids (BTE) are the world’s most common style, with the hearing technology housed in a casing that rests behind the ear. A clear plastic acoustical tube directs amplified sound into an earbud or a customized earmold that is fitted inside the ear canal.
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In-The-Canal
Like invisible hearing aids, In-the-Canals (ITC) are custom-fit to your unique ear, but the faceplate shows in the outer portion of the first bend.
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In-The-Ear
In-the-Ear hearing aids (ITE) are also custom molded uniquely for you and feature a faceplate that shows in the outer portion of your ear.
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Tinnitus
Featuring patent-pending technology, this comfortable, nearly invisible device is designed to deliver all-day tinnitus relief.
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Single-Sided Hearing
CROS solution that allows you to hear sounds in your weaker hearing ear by way of your healthy ear.
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