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Hearing aids

How many hearing aids are there to choose from?

There are a host of hearing instruments and related technologies available today. Independent professional advice can be the only way to match the ideal hearing solution to the needs and requirements of the individual.

We provide fully independent advice on hearing instrument technology, selecting the very best solution for each client.

Our mix of professional advice and the latest digital technology ensures that each client reaches their full hearing potential.

Hearing aids improve speech understanding in various situations and support the many functions of hearing. As the type and degree of hearing loss varies from person to person and even sometimes from ear to ear, there are different hearing instrument models which are tailored to specific hearing losses and which take into account personal needs.

Hearing instruments are distinguished by style and level of technology and as an independent practice we will select the best instrument for you from all manufacturers.

What styles are available to me?

microOTE - (Over-The-Ear)
micro Style generation models: The state-of-the art microStyle hearing instruments are small and feather-light. The ergonomic design, combined with the extremely thin tubing, results in a uniquely satisfying cosmetic solution. They disappear behind your ear and you forget you are wearing them - until you hear the astonishing difference they make to your communication. In the most modern solutions the receiver (or speaker) is placed in the ear canal for unbelievable clarity of speech, even in noise.

In-the-ear (ITE)
In-The-Ear (ITE) models: Unobtrusive hearing instruments that are worn in the ear. Aesthetically pleasing, they cover hearing losses from mild to severe The smallest ITE-models are called CIC (Completely-in-Canal), as they fit completely in the canal they are almost invisible - amount of visibility will depend on the size of the ear canal.

CIC Mini-Canal (ITC) Half Shell (ITC) Full Shell (ITE)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Behind-The-Ear (BTE models):

Versatile and powerful hearing instruments that are worn behind the ear. They can be employed for all degrees of hearing losses and are particularly beneficial for severe or profound hearing losses and special requirements regarding hearing in difficult listening situations (FM systems etc.)

What are the different  technologies available in digital hearing aids?
Hearing aids vary according to the technology and benefits they provide. Below is a guide to technology level. The technology level prescribed will vary depending on the lifestyle needs and budget of the individual. We will discuss the various options available for you and select the most appropriate instrument for you.

Premium digital - various models
Large number of channels for excellent compensation of hearing loss and sound quality.
Multi channel directional technology and noise cancellation for the best hearing in noise.
Specialist high tech features for different acoustic environments
Automatic situation identification and adaptation
Suitable for those with a varied lifestyle who are in different listening environments 

Advanced digital - various models
Less channels for compensation of hearing loss.
Single channel adaptive directionality - less effective in noise.
Less high-tech features suitable in less environments
Automatic situation identification and adaptation

Basic digital - various models
Least channels for compensation of hearing loss.
Single channel fixed directionality - less effective in noise
Suitable for those with a less variable lifestyle

Harley Street Hearing has been awarded the Phonak Premium Partner mark in recognition of the high level of service they provide to their clients.

 

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