- I don’t feel that my
hearing is that bad, why should I get hearing aids now?
Some people consider hearing as the greatest of all of the five senses.
Helen Keller said, “Blindness cuts us off from things, but deafness
cuts us off from people”. There are sounds that help us live life to
our fullest. People such as our families, children, grandchildren, friends
and neighbors can make life worth living! Hearing at our greatest potential
is invaluable
- Do I need two hearing aids?
If both ears have impairment, two aids are superior.
- I can hear one person in a
room just fine. Will hearing aids improve my hearing in a crowd?
With TruHearing’s Adaptive Noise Reduction and Speech Preservation
circuitry we have gone to great lengths to improve your hearing in noise
and you can be assured that you have the greatest technology available.
- How long does it take to adjust
to hearing aids?
This really depends on the individual. Some people can adjust quickly to
hearing aids, while it takes others a bit longer. It is very important to
work closely with your TruHearing professional to assist in the rehabilitation
process.
- What about maintenance of
my hearing aids?
Earwax is an enemy to hearing aids. It is important to keep you ears as
clean as possible from wax or foreign debris. We suggest working closely
with your TruHearing professional to ensure the quality and life of your
hearing instrument.
- Has hearing loss effected
my mind?
Gradual hearing loss is common. Your brain may have been deprived of sound
for years. This can result in an inability to hear at normal levels of sound.
- Will others notice I have
hearing aids?
It is more difficult to hide a hearing loss rather than a hearing aid. With
today’s technology, hearing instruments are so discreet that they can
possibly go unnoticed.
