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Why Hearing Aids are Considered a Modern Technology

September 5, 2018

 

Everyone is quick to discuss the latest in “cool” and interesting technology, but few people recognize the advances in modern hearing technology and realize how the advances made can affect everyone’s lives.  In the last few years especially, the technology of these devices has advanced so much that they are making a significant difference in the lives of millions of people who suffering from hearing loss.

 

Most of today’s hearing aids are digital, wireless, can connect to many Bluetooth devices and can be nearly invisible.  They are able to filter out different types of sounds in many environments, which allow these users to connect to the people and loved ones around them in ways that they would not be able to otherwise.

 

Read below to learn six facts about why today’s hearing aids are considered modern technology.

 

  1. They are very compatible with smartphones, computers and other electronics.  The hearing aids that have been developed in the last few years can integrate seamlessly with your electronic devices, so that you can use your device at the level that works best for you, without unnecessary adjustments.

  2. They are incredibly small! Modern hearing aids can be practically invisible, sitting inside your ear so that no one even knows that you’re wearing them.

  3. They automatically adjust for most environments. Most people with hearing loss know that the most difficult situations to hear in are those with many conflicting noises or unconventional acoustics.  Modern hearing aids are able to automatically adjust for all types of environments, including family dinners, concerts, work meetings and conference calls at work.

  4. Many are waterproof. You may not be an avid swimmer, but for the days you forget an umbrella or sit outside in the heat and humidity, this feature is a must! If you work outdoors or have an active lifestyle this development is for you.

  5. Two words, no batteries. Many of the newest models feature rechargeable batteries, so you don’t have to worry about running out of fresh batteries or fumbling with tiny replacements.  You simply plug them in at the end of the day (just like you do with your phone and many other devices) and they are ready for you in the morning!

  6. The features and styles are practically endless. Most manufacturers design with you in mind. There are styles and features for almost every lifestyle, which gives you the freedom and flexibility to have exactly what you need.

 

Today’s technology doesn’t stop with cars, smartphones and watches, it extends to many practical devices; especially hearing aids. If you or a loved one suffers from hearing loss, you can learn more by visiting us at priorityhearingaidgroup.com or calling us at (805) 496-3553.

 

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