Give Yourself The Gift of New Technology

The holiday season always makes us think about the latest and greatest gadgets. In this digital age, the draw of  hearing aid technology for many consumers is the technology itself. Consider these facts about today’s hearing aids.
Sleek, discreet, and virtually  invisible. The latest hearing aids are attractive with smooth, modern contours and are tiny enough to sit discreetly and comfortable inside the ear canal, out of sight.
Eliminate background noise. State-of-the-art devices reduce unwanted noise, and scan the listening environment to adapt to it. There are devices that can  “geo-tag” a location, so if you frequent a certain coffee shop, your devices will know when you’re there and adjust accordingly.
Capture the richness of speech and follow the conversation! New technologies not only help  you decipher speech details, but they better preserve the more subtle sounds and clarify the more subtle sounds of language so you can truly understand every word.
Digital and wireless capabilities keep you connected. Many new technologies let you stream sound directly into your hearing aids from Bluetooth  devices. Control the volume and personalize your sound settings via smartphone apps. Wireless accessories also bridge the gap between you and the speaker, making it easier to hear in every setting.
Comfort and convenience for everyday use. Forget feedback and whistling, hearing aids are more comfortable than ever, yet tough  enough  to withstand real life. Most are equipped to keep them clean and dry – some are even waterproof for swimming and showering. They require fewer batteries or may even be rechargeable. Leading-edge technology can also help soothe the ringing in your ears (tinnitus).
Today’s devices offer solutions for everyone – learn more about what state-of-the-art hearing aids can offer you by contacting Nola Aronson’s Advanced Audiology at 661-255-6781 or visit www.scvadvancedaudiology.com to schedule your free hearing screening and demonstration of the latest advances in hearing aid technology.