ChEARS Hearing Center

Products And Services

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  Oticon Hearing Aids

  Oticon offers a wide variety of models and styles for everyone. The Alta2 is super sleek and small. They have a model that fits inside your ear canal and disappears completely and they also have models that hide just behind your ear and can be colored to blend in with your skin tone and hair color. Alta2's computer technology supports your brain. All the hard work your brain does to understand sound, locate sound in a room, focus on conversation, and tune out noise - it's all supported by Alta2's onboard computer. It creates a more natural hearing with comfort, style and with less effort. It also helps both ears work together

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  ReSound Hearing Aids

  GN ReSound carries a series of hearing instruments that provide superior sound quality and powerful, versatile, cutting-edge technologies that are easy to use. The GN ReSound LiNX is the world's first made for iPhone hearing aid. Experience clearer phone conversations, music, FaceTime calls, turn-by-turn navigation, and more. Audio is delivered wirelessly from your paired iPhone, iPad, oriPod touch directly to your Made for iPhone hearing aid with no additional hardware needed. Pairing your Made for iPhone hearing aid to your iOS is as quick and easy as with any other Bluetooth device. Once your hearing aid is paired, it's available to you as an audio source whenever you need it.

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  Widex Hearing Aids

  Widex hearing aids are packed with all the features you would expect from a hearing aid including a wide range of models, color variants, fitting ranges and more. Hear rich and detailed sound without distortion. Enjoy conversations even in the nosiest of situations. Listen to people talking from both front and back. Talk on the phone, listen to music or watch TV with ease with their DEX Devices. With the Zen - Program - millions of people of all ages who experience tinnitus finally have a promising option for tinnitus management.

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  Comprehensive Audiogram

  A Comprehensive Audiogram is a graphical representation of how well a patient can hear. It measures hearing sensitivity at different frequencies as well as a persons ability to understand speech. The audiogram can be used to diagnose auditory pathologies and to evaluate a patient for hearing aids. We perform our comprehensive audiograms in a soundproof booth. By delivering different sounds, pitches and words through earphones, our audiologist is able to determine the degree, configuration and type of hearing loss, if any, a patient might experience.