Hearing Aids Overview

48 million Americans suffer from hearing loss. Fortunately, at Arizona hearing specialists we work with you through every step of the process from diagnosis to treatment to ensure you have made the right decision. Selecting the right hearing aid can be overwhelming as there are countless styles, brands and features to choose from. Fortunately, your…

Arizona Hearing Specialists was one of the first providers in the country to offer the Lyric® hearing device. Lyric is the world’s first and only 100 percent invisible extended wear hearing device. It has been featured on CNN, Fox News, and in the New York Times. What to Expect Getting started on the path toward…

Hearing aids aren’t just available in a wide range of sizes and styles: nowadays, they can also accommodate a variety of accessories. Deciding which, if any, will benefit you can be tricky. You may want to speak with a hearing specialist at Arizona Hearing Specialists to learn more about any particular product. Assistive Listening Devices…

Hearing Aid Fitting & Counseling – 4-Step Process Our experienced audiologists have the education and experience to evaluate and treat hearing related issues. Through our 4-step process, your concerns will be addressed and we will find a treatment plan that is right for you. Hearing, health assessment & family history We will review your general…

Hearing Aids Repair and Maintenance Hearing aid repairs can be costly. If you begin experiencing any issues, try some home remedies before taking your hearing aid in to be serviced. Check to make sure the hearing aid is on and the volume is up. It is easier than you would think to accidentally change these…

Hearing aid styles range from practically invisible to those that wrap around the outside of the ear. There are six main styles, each of which comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Your Arizona hearing specialists will work with you to discuss each option to determine what works best for your type and…

Hearing aid technology has improved drastically over the past couple of decades. Early devices relied on vacuum tubes and bulky batteries, but today’s instruments take advantage of digital signal processing, microchips and computerization. Keeping track of the latest technological features can be challenging, but we’ll cover a few of the more popular options here. What…

How do hearing aids work? Hearing aids consist of three parts: the microphone, the amplifier and the receiver. The microphone picks up sounds from the environment and translates those into an electrical signal; that signal is sent to the amplifier. The amplifier increases the volume and sends this newly altered signal to the receiver. The…