Hearing Aids
An overview of hearing aids brands and styles
Hearing Aid Accessories
Morris Audiology doesn't just help you find the perfect hearing aid, but can help pair you with the right accessories to give you the ultimate experience on the phone, watching tv and more!
Watch TV
Connect your hearing aid directly to your TV and get crystal clear sound without disturbing others
On the Phone
Experience your phone calls on your smartphone in perfect clarity and in complete privacy
Listen to Music
Enjoy listening to music like never before, with crystal clear audio that only you can hear
Using your computer
Connect your hearing aid to your computer for amazing clarity and privacy
Hearing Aid Styles
There is a number of hearing aid styles available to give you both hearing clarity and comfort. Each of these styles compiles a host of special features and a wide range of technology. Generally, the cost of hearing aids rely largely upon the number of features as well as the technology available in the instrument and not necessarily in the style chosen.
Considering the degree of your hearing loss, your needs, lifestyle and budget, we can always prescribe the style that will suit you perfectly well.
Here are some of the top hearing aid styles.
In-the-Ear Aids
In-the-ear aids (ITE) devices have all parts concealed in a shell which fills in the outer part of the ear (Concha). Being a bit large, they may be visible when standing face-to-face with someone. However, they are capable of holding additional features and are also quite easy to insert due to the size.
Behind-the-Ear Aids
These are also referred to as “receiver-in-the-end” or RITA devices. Generally, they possess both a microphone part (which fits behind the ear) and an ear piece (which fits inside the ear). Behind-the-ear aids are particularly helpful to individuals suffering from moderate to severe hearing loss and as a result, needs major amplifications across several frequencies.
'Mini' Behind-the-Ear Aids
These are also known as “on-the-ear” or mini BTE devices. This hearing aid style is specially designed to hide behind the outer ear with an almost invisible tubing which connects to a soft tip present in the ear canal without any form of obstruction. This allows for a natural feeling as sound and airflow enters the ear close to the tip.
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Choosing your new hearing aid
When choosing your new hearing aids, a number of factors should be taken into consideration. Our audiologist is specially trained to discuss your specific needs so as to determine the best solution for your hearing requirements. Factors such as severity of hearing loss, physical and cognitive restrictions as well as the individual requirements of the user should all be considered before a final decision is made. Consequently, it should be more of a cooperative endeavor between you and your audiologist. With this in mind, our hearing experts will be able to advise on which hearing aid and earpiece best suits your hearing needs.
Why visit an Audiologist?
Do you or a loved one have difficulty hearing or does it run in your family? If yes, then you are probably aware of how vital it is to have your hearing checked. However, many persons do not know it is equally vital that you have your hearing checked even without an existing condition. An audiologist is a professional in the hearing field with a masters or doctorate degree in the science. At Morris Audiology, our audiologist is licensed to carry out hearing examinations and dispense hearing aids if and when deem fit. A lot of our patients come to us due to one hearing problem or the other. However, the truth is, you may be unaware of a hearing problem until you meet with an audiologist. And the earlier the impairment is discovered the better. Morris Audiology is dedicated to providing you with a clear and thorough hearing evaluation so as to detect any hearing issue before it develops and transcends to a burden.