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Technology Solutions for Better Hearing Hearing Professionals use technology plus their expert ability to help you hear to the best of your ability. Completely in the Canal (CIC) design Hearing aids are worn behind the ear, in the ear, in the canal or completely in the canal (CIC). Although the CIC design is more discreet to wear, the small size and placement in the ear canal allows you to hear better. The natural curves and folds of the outer ear were created to direct sounds to the ear canal. Conventional instruments worn in the outer ear obstructed the sound path of important frequencies needed to understand speech. The outer ear also protects the hearing instrument from wind noise. Additionally, the CIC instrument located closer to the ear drum requires less volume thus reducing feedback noises and enables most patients to talk on the telephone. Computer Programmable Better hearing is a process not an event. Aural Rehabilitation and instrument adjustments require additional office visits following the fitting of a hearing aid. Hearing instruments with programmable circuits enable fine tuning adjustments to be made in the Hearing Professional’s office vs. sending the instrument back to the manufacturing lab. Digital and Advanced Electrical Circuits Conventional hearing instruments amplified sounds for a hearing loss. Today’s latest electrical circuits quickly and accurately amplify sounds to match the hearing you have left. For an appointment to evaluate and discuss solutions to your hearing needs, click on the United States Directory to find out how a Hearing Professional near you may help with your speech understanding.
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