Our office can repair your Hearing Aid–call today 877-253-7038 or visit our Hearing Aids Repair Lab on the web.

Are You Having these Problems with Your  Hearing Aids?

• Your hearing aids work for awhile and then quit for no reason.
• Hearing aid is weaker in the afternoon.
• You hear a crackling sound from your hearing aid.
• Volume control works sometimes and other times doesn’t.
• Your hearing aid is whistling all the time.
• Hearing aid has gone dead and no matter how many times you change the battery it still won’t work!
• Your battery door keeps coming off.
• There is a whistle from your aid but no increase in volume.
• No matter how high you turn the volume the sound stays the same.
• Hearing aid has a constant hum or noise.
• You suddenly have a plugged up feeling when wearing your hearing aids.

If you are experiencing one or more of these problems you can rest assured that our skilled technicians will perform a thorough diagnostic test and a complete repair of hearing aids. We will fix it!

Our workmanship is backed by a full 6 month warranty on all parts and labor.

Quality control ensures that your hearing aid has been thoroughly tested so that every aspect of your hearing aid is working at full capacity.

Hearing aids are an essential part of your life and we are dedicated to returning them to you as quickly as possible!

Most repairs are completed within 3 to 5 business days and then shipped directly to your home by UPS Ground.

*Pricing:
$39.95 per hearing aid + shipping – includes battery door replacement, wax removal (your problem may be wax), receiver retube, microphone re-tube, extraction cord replaced, hinge replacement and general cleaning.

If additional repairs are needed:
Analog       $109.00 per hearing aid plus shipping
Digital        $189.00 per hearing aid plus shipping

Add $10.00 shipping and handling UPS Ground

Repairs on In-the-Ear hearing aids
(No BTE’s – - Behind–the-ear hearing aids)

On the rare occasion that we are unable to repair your hearing aid
we will call and let you know the other options available to you for repair.

This may include re-circuiting the hearing aid or sending it to the original manufacturer. Either of these options may increase the cost of the repair.

Our office can repair your Hearing Aid–call today 877-253-7038 or visit our Hearing Aids Repair Lab on the web.

There are many sites online that will teach you about hearing aids + when to replace wax guard. You just have to take time to find them, which is not hard to do because you can use a major search engine to help you find them. The key is to find sites that have videos and start searching for the video you need that will teach you all the important steps needed.

Be sure to watch more than one video so you can be sure that they are all pretty much teaching you the same thing. Also, this will help you find the video that you feel has the most value for you to learn how to do this properly without causing damage to your hearing aid.

You can also look for videos on hearing aid specialists websites. There are many times that a specialist will have videos regarding many different things about your hearing aid on their site. You will only know if you take time to look or ask the specialist where to go to find a video for it. Many times the specialist themselves can show you how to do this correctly if you just ask.

It is important to know that you need to replace the guards on your hearing device when they start to fall off of the device. Be sure to clean the guards each night with a soft brush and this will make them last as long as possible. Just be careful not to damage them and take your time.

Now that you know this important information about hearing aids + when to replace wax guard, you will find that it is not as hard to do as you first thought. Just be sure to use videos online to help you do it correctly and you will be amazed at just how easy it really is. Take your time; learn all you can about doing this correctly and before long you will be an old hand at it that teaches others how to do it correctly.

Here are the important steps that you need to know in order to be sure you are properly inserting hearing aid the first time you try.

One: Always do a visual check to be sure your hearing aid is intact before placing it into your ear. Be sure to also turn down the volume to the lowest setting available so you don’t end up with an unpleasant and loud noise in your ear when inserting it.

Two: To hold the hearing aid the right way, you want to place it between your thumb and index fingers before attempting to insert it into your ear.

Three: Always ensure that the gain is face up and then carefully put the device into your ear. If you notice anything that is uncomfortable, then stop and start the process over. This will help ensure that there is no damage done to the hearing device and that you are not hurt due to inserting it the wrong way. Plus, for the most effectiveness, you have to have it placed in your ear correctly.

Four: Very easily and carefully, taking your time, finish putting the hearing device into your ear and always be sure that you don’t feel any discomfort from it. Say something to be sure that everything is working properly. Do this every time you put your hearing device in your ear because it will help you detect any problems with it also.

Five: Then you need to do a test on it. Be sure the power button is on so you will be able to hear and then adjust the volume to where you need it to be.

For the best benefit, it is a good idea to visit a hearing aid specialist to have them demonstrate the correct way to insert the hearing aid. This way you can be 100% sure that it is being done right each time for the most effective sound and prevention of damage to you or the hearing aid.

Knowing these steps will definitely make it much easier though for anyone, especially if you don’t decide to visit a specialist or a Dr. or Audiology when it comes to inserting hearing aid without damaging it or hurting yourself while trying to get it in your ear right. Just take your time and be careful each time you insert the hearing device.

Let’s start with the main advantages of the ITE hearing aids.

One: Since the hearing aid is placed on the outside of your ear, the entire ear will be able to easily receive sound. This makes it ideal for anyone with any degree of hearing loss to be able to hear much better.

Two: This type of hearing aid is one of the larger types available that is worn directly in the ear and this allows for a larger amplifier for better sound quality. It also means that it can hold more features like a directional microphone than other styles can.

Three: Many people have a much easier time handling and adjusting this type of hearing aid due to its larger size. This means that people that have arthritis can easily handle it.

Four: No matter what your degree of hearing loss is, this is an ideal choice for you.

Here are the disadvantages of the ITE hearing aids:

One: These hearing aids are not ideal for children since children’s ear canals are still growing, which makes it hard to fit these aids to them.

Two: This style of hearing aid is also more noticeable to others since it is a larger style. For anyone that is self conscious about wearing a hearing aid, this can be a big disadvantage.

Three: On this style, the microphone and receiver are closer together and this could end up causing feedback problems.

Four: This style is more susceptible to ear was and moisture since it is directly in the ear canal and this makes cleaning it every day imperative. Get in the habit of cleaning every day because this is the only way to be sure and maintain your hearing aid so it works properly.

Now that you know the main advantages and disadvantages of ITE hearing aids, you can make a smarter decision about whether this is the right style for you, or if you should keep looking at other styles. If you are having a hard time deciding, take time to talk to a hearing aid specialist to help you make the smart decision for your hearing loss solution.

It is not as hard to maintain as a lot of people believe it is. You just need to know some important information that will help you easily maintain it. Here is what you need to know in order to keep your hearing aid in good condition and working properly.

1. Always make sure your hearing aids are kept dry and clean. If they get moisture on them in any way, then wipe them off to keep them dry. Make a habit of cleaning your hearing aid on a regular basis to keep it working properly.

2. Maintaining a hearing aid also includes the battery. If you want to conserve battery while not using the aid, then open the batter compartment so that the battery is not in contact with the internal components of the hearing device.

3. Never use any cleaning liquids or oils to clean your hearing aid. This can cause damage to it. Instead you want to use a brush and a wire loop, which usually comes with the device, along with a Kleenex. Always use soft dry material or your hearing device could easily be damaged.

4. At night when you are not wearing the aid, you want to store it in a hearing aid drying kit that will help it stay clean and work properly. You can get these kits online or from a Dr. of Audiology or a hearing aid specialist.

5. Be sure that you always remove the hearing device before taking a shower, going swimming, spraying hairspray or other products on your hair and anything else you may do that could damage it. Maintaining it means always being aware of it and what you are doing that could cause damage.

If you do all of these things than you can easily maintain your hearing aid so it works properly for a long time. Now that you know how to maintain a hearing aid; all that remains is to be sure that you maintain it as well as you can on a daily basis. Before you know it, maintaining your hearing device will be second nature to you.