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Helping you Choose the Perfect Prescription Hearing Aid

A clear understanding of conversations is an essential element to achieving a satisfying, independent lifestyle.

Individuals with a hearing loss can have the capacity to continue their active lifestyle without skipping a beat thanks to advanced technology hearing aids.

Duncan Hearing Healthcare has so many options available that choosing the perfect prescription hearing aid can be overwhelming. Our trustworthy team has top-level technical knowledge to help make it easier.

Thanks to our comprehensive assessment, professional guidance, fitting programming, and consistent follow-up care, we make a big difference in how you view your hearing aid investment.

Hearing Instrument Specialist in training Discussing Options with Patients

The Different Types of Prescription Hearing Aids

Today’s modern hearing aids are streamlined, user-friendly, and so discrete that only those who know you wear a hearing aid will be able to see it. Micro-digital technology improves hearing aid performance and allows for placing that technology in a smaller package, so your hearing devices are tiny but mighty!

Advancements in material technology also contribute to the comfort and discreet wearing of prescription hearing aids, adding the capability for your hearing aid to match your skin tone or make a fashion statement, if that’s the way you choose to go.

Along with your choice of style and color, some of our hearing aids also include a variety of connectivity options and a broad range of apps.

These innovations make it possible to use your smartphone to adjust your hearing aid or make it easier to enjoy phone conversations direct to your hearing device. These advanced technologies are making hearing aids and assistive hearing devices cool, eliminating any remaining stigmas associated with them.

Our hearing aid specialists in Fall River, Centerville, and Dartmouth provide expert fitting, programming and adjustments, tech support, and ongoing follow-up care while providing guidance in choosing from our broad selection of brand name devices, including Widex, Oticon, Phonak, ReSound, Signia, Starkey, and more.

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The Different Types of Prescription Hearing Aids

Invisible-In-Canal (IIC) –  Virtually Invisible

Invisible-In-Canal (IIC) – Virtually Invisible

If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, then IIC hearing aids are a viable style choice. They come custom-fitted to the unique shape of your ear canal, and in a choice of colors. The most unique feature of IICs are their deep insertion into the ear canal.

Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC)

Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC)

The CIC hearing aid can be a great option for mild to severe hearing loss with cosmetic concerns. They are mostly invisible and a bit more powerful than the smaller IIC option.

In-The-Canal (ITC)

In-The-Canal (ITC)

Another option for patients with mild to severe hearing loss is the ITC hearing aid. Because of its slightly larger size, it uses size 312 batteries, allowing wireless capabilities for smartphone streaming.

In-The-Ear (ITE)

In-The-Ear (ITE)

Mildly severe to severe hearing loss patients might find ITE hearing aids to their liking. They feature a sleek design, which fits perfectly to the outer entrance of the ear canal. Features include: comfortable, maximum hearing coverage, available in a variety of colors, custom made to match your skin tone.
Receiver-In-The-Ear (RIC)

Receiver-In-The-Ear (RIC)

RIC style hearing aids are the most versatile hearing instrument on the market and a firm favorite among many audiologists. The receiver or speaker inserts into the ear canal for better sound quality and near invisibility. RIC units provide an easy in-office repair solution or an amplification upgrade if necessary as well as a full spectrum of smartphone streaming.

Behind-The-Ear (BTE)

Behind-The-Ear (BTE)

Severe to profound hearing loss patients usually require the additional performance capabilities provided by behind-the-ear hearing aids. Though not invisible, this instrument is more streamlined and lighter weight than its predecessors. Its technology is housed in the casing of these hearing aid, placed behind the ear while the clear plastic acoustical tube sends the amplified sounds into a customized earmold fitted inside the ear canal.

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Receive a Valuation Quote on Your Existing Hearing Aids

Available on all manufacturers and model (includes over-the-counter, PSAP’s or prescription devices)

If you’re exploring new hearing technology, and you’re an existing hearing aid wearer, then you may benefit from receiving a valuation quote on your existing technology.

Based on the manufacturer, model, age and condition - we’ll calculate a generous valuation on your devices that you could utilize as part of a trade-in towards new technology.

Simply complete the form, and we’ll contact you with the valuation quote.

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