In some cases, however, implantable hearing aids may be more suitable than these traditional types. Using a surgical procedure, a doctor may fit a patient with either a Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) or the newer Middle Ear Implant (MEI). A cochlear implant is another option; this surgically implanted device bypasses the typical hearing processes associated with the peripheral auditory system and stimulates movement in the hair cells of the cochlea to cause the cochlear nerve to send signals to the brain.

Call us for a free hearing screening or make an appointment for a complete hearing examination. Hearing Technology has expanded dramatically with many possible options including Hearing Devices, Tinnitus Devices, Cochlear Implants and Implantable Hearing Devices such as Baha, Ponto, Maxim, Soundbridge and Sophono.

Some hearing aids are Behind-the-ear (BTE), In-the-ear (ITE), In the Canal (ITC) or  Completely-in-canal (CIC).