Today’s market is flooded with amazing hearing aids that are packed with incredibly powerful features. This is exciting because it means there are plenty of options, but it can also make choosing the right hearing aids feel a bit overwhelming.

Hearing aids are a substantial financial investment and the decision to buy one should not be taken lightly. We want you to be sure that you made the right decision. We hope that by offering you the opportunity to try out the technology we offer, you will have confidence in your decision and that your hearing aids will improve your quality of life for years to come!

“I can actually understand what people are saying – life changing!  My hearing aids have really changed the quality of my life. I didn’t realize how bad my hearing had gotten over time.  What a wake-up call when I got my hearing aids. Tony and the staff are very courteous, knowledgeable, and accommodating.  I highly recommend this company.” - Mike G.

Expect an adjustment period when you begin to test drive the hearing aids. The average person with hearing loss waits five to seven years before treatment, so you will most likely experience an adjustment period to hearing sounds more fully. The brain needs time to become familiar again with the high-frequency sounds of speech and environmental noises.

Much of the background noise that you have possibly missed out on as a result of your hearing loss will sound new to you, so you will initially find it harder to shut out. After some time, it will get better as your brain adapts to these sounds again. Eventually, they will become less and less noticeable as your mind gets better at tuning them out.