FAQs

If you are having difficulty understanding conversations, frequently asking others to repeat themselves, or struggle in noisy environments, a hearing aid could be of immense help. Consult an audiologist for a thorough hearing evaluation so they can determine the extent of your hearing loss and provide the most suitable hearing aid option to suit your needs.

While coverage for hearing aids varies based on your provider and policy, most plans provide some level of hearing aid coverage. To understand your coverage fully and any out-of-pocket expenses that might apply, contact your provider or policy holder and inquire.

Adjusting to hearing aids varies between individuals; typically it takes between one and three months before becoming comfortable wearing hearing aids regularly. You may experience some discomfort at first when hearing new sounds that weren't previously familiar. Your audiologist is available as support during this transition period to ensure the best experience.

Hearing aids require regular maintenance to function optimally and extend their lifespan and effectiveness. This requires daily cleaning, replacing batteries as needed and periodic visits with your audiologist for adjustments and fine-tuning sessions. Proper maintenance will extend their lifespan as well as enhance performance.

It is not recommended to wear hearing aids while sleeping or showering as prolonged exposure to moisture could damage them over time. Therefore, it is best to remove them prior to bedtime and store them somewhere cool and dry; you might even consider purchasing a hearing aid dehumidifier to remove excess moisture and extend their longevity.

Adjusting to hearing aids varies between individuals; typically it takes between one and three months before becoming comfortable wearing hearing aids regularly. You may experience some discomfort at first when hearing new sounds that weren't previously familiar. Your audiologist is available as support during this transition period to ensure the best experience.