Only the Best Hearing Aid Brands

Phonak Hearing Aids

One of the largest hearing aid manufacturers in the world, Phonak is a Swiss company who distributes hearing aids in more than 100 countries worldwide. Phonak’s hearing solutions include smart apps, rechargeable options, and “super discreet” hearing aids.

Widex Hearing Aids

Widex is one of the largest manufacturers of hearing aids and takes pride in having remained a family-owned company since its inception. The company has a large selection of traditional hearing aids and offers niche products for conditions such as tinnitus. Widex aims to create the best sound quality possible for their customers by continuing to develop their product line. Their research and development have been responsible for countless breakthroughs in hearing aid technology.

Oticon Hearing Aids

Oticon’s slogan is “people first” and are dedicated to empowering people to communicate freely and naturally. A world leader in hearing science and technology, they’ve offered innovative solutions since 1904.

Starkey Hearing Aids

Located in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Starkey Hearing Technologies is an American-owned and operated hearing aid manufacturer. Starkey offers a wide selection of hearing aids including invisible products, smartphone compatible and new hearing & activity trackers.

Signia Hearing Aids

Signia and Rexton are both manufactured by Sivantos, Inc., one of the world’s top manufacturers of hearing aids. One in every four hearing aids worldwide is developed and manufactured by The Sivantos Group. In addition to traditional hearing aids, they offer solutions for Tinnitus.

ReSound Hearing Aids

ReSound is owned by The GN Group, a global company with more than 140 years of experience in hearing technology. ReSound’s selection of intelligent hearing aids, hearables, wireless accessories and apps offer solutions for every need.

CaptionCall by Sorenson

Have trouble hearing on the phone? You may be eligible for a free captioned telephone. CaptionCall is an innovative telephone technology. You dial and speak like on any phone, but with the help of communication assistants, you get written captions much like captions on your television. Give us a call, we can help you determine if you are eligible and verify your hearing loss.

CapTel

If you have hearing loss and struggle to hear on the phone, you may be eligible for a free CapTel phone. CapTel phones not only amplify voices and reduce background noise, they transcribe and display live captions of entire conversations. Even better, there are no monthly fees or hidden service charges. The process starts with a hearing test to verify your hearing loss. Give us a call to find out next steps.