Hearing Aid Fittings

Our Personalized Fitting Process

Once your hearing evaluation is complete and hearing aids are recommended, we’ll guide you through the next steps of the fitting process to ensure you receive the best solution for your needs.

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Selecting Your Hearing Aid

Your audiologist will walk you through the full range of hearing aid options and allow you to see and handle many of the available models. Our knowledgeable team will help you determine which devices best fit your lifestyle and budget, giving you a clear understanding of your preferences as you explore different styles and technologies. Because hearing aids are an important investment in your long-term health and well-being, we’ll ensure you choose a device that feels comfortable and performs reliably in your everyday life.

Clinician demonstrating different hearing aid styles on a tabletop display
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Taking Ear Impressions

Depending on the type of hearing aid you choose, we may need to take impressions or molds of your ear. Devices like behind-the-ear models or custom-fitted styles require personalized ear molds to ensure the best comfort and performance.

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Adjustments and Follow-Up

In most cases, your hearing aids will need to be custom-ordered, so you won’t receive them immediately after your fitting appointment. Once they arrive from the manufacturer, our team will program and adjust them to match your unique hearing needs, and you’ll have the chance to try them at your follow-up visit. While many fit and setting adjustments can be made quickly, achieving the ideal configuration often takes several appointments. We’ll ensure you understand how to care for and maintain your new devices, and we’re always here to answer any additional questions that may come up.

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Learning and Acclimating

Adjusting to new hearing aids can be an emotional and eye-opening experience as you begin to notice just how much sound you were missing. We encourage you to wear them as often as possible in the early stages, during work, daily tasks, and the activities you enjoy. They may feel or sound unfamiliar at first, but with consistent use and any needed adjustments, they will soon become a natural and comfortable part of your everyday life.

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