Hearing Aids

Your Path to Better Hearing

Hearing aids are small, powerful devices designed to improve hearing for those with hearing loss. By amplifying sounds, hearing aids help you stay connected to the world around you, whether it's conversations with loved ones, listening to music, or enjoying the sounds of nature. At Audiology Doctors of Tulsa, we offer a variety of hearing aids and provide personalized care to help you find the perfect fit for your lifestyle and hearing needs.

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"Hearing aids reduced the rate of cognitive decline in older adults at high risk of dementia by almost 50% over a three-year period."

– NIH Research Matters, August 8, 2023

Discover the Perfect Hearing Aid for You

Custom Solutions for Every Lifestyle and Level of Hearing Loss
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Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

These hearing aids rest comfortably behind the ear and are connected to a custom earpiece or earmold by a small, flexible tube. BTE hearing aids are ideal for a wide range of hearing loss, from mild to profound, and are known for their durability and longer battery life.
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In-the-Ear (ITE)

ITE hearing aids fit completely in the outer portion of the ear. They are discreet and powerful, making them a great choice for those with mild to severe hearing loss. ITE hearing aids are easy to handle and include features like volume control and directional microphones.
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In-the-Canal (ITC)

ITC hearing aids are smaller than ITE models and fit partially in the ear canal. They offer a balance between visibility and functionality, providing clear sound while remaining relatively discreet. ITC devices are typically suited for mild to moderate hearing loss.
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Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC)

CIC hearing aids sit entirely within the ear canal, making them one of the most discreet options available. They are custom-molded to fit your ear and are ideal for mild to moderate hearing loss. Because of their small size, they may lack some features like manual controls and directional microphones.
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Invisible-in-the-Canal (IIC)

IIC hearing aids are the smallest and most discreet type, fitting deep inside the ear canal, making them nearly invisible. These are suitable for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss and are custom-fitted for comfort and clarity.

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Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

RIC and RITE hearing aids have a small behind-the-ear casing with a thin wire connecting to a receiver placed in the ear canal. This type is popular for its comfort and natural sound quality, and it's suitable for a wide range of hearing loss levels, from mild to severe.

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Hearing Aid Test Drive

We understand that choosing the right hearing aid is a big decision. That’s why we offer a two-week Hearing Aid Test Drive program, allowing you to try out your new hearing aids in real-life situations. This trial period gives you the chance to see how they perform in your everyday activities, so you can feel confident about your purchase.

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Follow-Up and Adjustments

Ensuring Your Hearing Aids Are the Perfect Fit

After Your Trial Period, We'll:

Schedule a follow-up appointment to review your experience

Make adjustments for better comfort or performance, if needed

Offer different hearing aid models if the first set isn’t the right fit

Provide personalized support to ensure your satisfaction

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Explore the Latest in Hearing Aid Technology

Advanced Features That Make Hearing Easier

Modern hearing aids come with amazing features that can make a big difference in how you hear the world around you. Here are some of the top advancements:

Bluetooth Connectivity

Easily connect your hearing aids to your smartphone, TV, or other devices for smooth audio streaming.

Noise Reduction

Reduce background noise in busy places, making it easier to hear in restaurants, parties, or other noisy settings.

Rechargeable Batteries

No more worrying about changing tiny batteries—rechargeable hearing aids offer convenience and long-lasting power.

Brain Hearing

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Brain Activity

Another exciting feature is Brain Hearing, which helps keep your brain active and healthy by consistently stimulating your hearing. Your brain plays a critical role in how you understand and process sounds, and this feature helps support that process by ensuring your brain is continually engaged.
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Hearing Loss

When you experience hearing loss, certain parts of the brain may not receive enough stimulation, leading to a decline in cognitive function over time. By using hearing aids equipped with Brain Hearing technology, you’re not just improving your ability to hear sounds more clearly—you’re also helping your brain stay sharp. This consistent stimulation aids in the brain’s ability to process speech and other sounds more efficiently, reducing the mental effort required to understand conversations, especially in noisy environments.
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Hearing Aids

Wearing your hearing aids every day promotes cognitive health, helping you stay alert and engaged in daily activities. Studies have shown that untreated hearing loss can contribute to cognitive decline and increase the risk of conditions like dementia. However, by using hearing aids regularly, you can help slow down or even prevent this decline by keeping your brain actively processing sounds.
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Stay Connected with Smartphone-Compatible Hearing Aids

Hands-Free Calls, Music Streaming, and More at Your Fingertips

With smartphone-compatible hearing aids, you can:

Make hands-free phone calls

Stream music directly to your hearing aids

Use your smartphone as a remote microphone for enhanced TV sound

Enjoy seamless connection with Apple and Android devices

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Another exciting feature is Brain Hearing, which helps keep your brain active and healthy by consistently stimulating your hearing. Your brain plays a critical role in how you understand and process sounds, and this feature helps support that process by ensuring your brain is continually engaged. 

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