South Florida Health and Wellness Magazine Health and Wellness Articles
Related Articles
Long-term readers of this newsletter will know that I have been very skeptical about the products that have been released under the new OTC hearing aid law. I have finally found some devices that I can recommend with confidence. For people that know of the Sennheiser Audiolink, you know that Sennheiser has been in the hearing accessory world for many years. Sennheiser has partnered with Sonova, the parent company of Phonak and Unitron to bring you products they believe fit the needs of people with mild hearing loss.
The OTC products are available to purchase in-store or online but if you prefer to see and touch them before purchasing, we have demo units here in the office. Please call 561-366-7219 for more information.
***If the devices are ordered online, the return policy is 45 days. If you order them through our office, the return policy is 90 days.***
Over-the-counter hearing aids are designed for people with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. Although a hearing test is not required, it is highly advisable in order to determine the appropriateness of the technology. A wax impaction can present as a hearing loss and ordering any devices to help you hear better will be ineffective. A proper diagnosis is key to your success with any technology.
Our agency offers hearing tests and consultations at no charge. We will go over all of you results and discuss your options. We work with many Medicare Advantage plans and some commercial insurance plans. Please call 561-366-7219 to discuss your individual situation.
Sennheiser TVS 200: this product is specifically geared for people that need help with television. It comes with two earbuds and a transmitter.
Sennheiser ConC 400: this is an earbud solution to enhance speech in noisy environments. This device is app driven and designed for situational use in noisy places.
Sennheiser All-Day Clear: these devices are basic, self-fitting hearing aids. They are designed for mild to moderate hearing loss. They come in 2 different form factors: a traditional receiver-in-the-canal design and a slim, low profile design.
We are centrally located in Palm Springs, just north of 10th Avenue and south of Forest Hill Blvd.
Audiology with a Heart
audiologywithaheart.com
