Hearing Aid Center

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Hearing loss can make it harder to connect with the people and activities you love. It may cause frustration, isolation, or fatigue. But help is available. 

Better hearing starts here. At the WMCHealth Physicians Advanced Hearing Aid Center, our experienced audiologists understand that every person’s hearing needs are unique. We’ll work closely with you to find the best hearing solution that fits your specific needs and lifestyle.  

With today’s advanced hearing technology available at WMCHealth, you can stay connected, engaged, and enjoy a better quality of life. 

Hearing Solutions Tailored to You 

Our audiologists offer a full range of advanced hearing technology for both children and adults: 

Hearing Aids

These small devices are worn in or behind your ear to amplify sound. They make it easier to understand speech and hear everyday sounds. With today’s advanced processing chips, you’ll experience hearing aids that deliver clearer, more natural sound than ever before. 

Every hearing aid has three key parts that work together to improve your hearing: 

  • Microphone: Picks up sound from your environment. 
  • Amplifier: Increases and refines sound using advanced digital processing. 
  • Speaker: Delivers the sound directly into your ear canal for clearer hearing. 

Types of Hearing Aids 
We offer four types of hearing aids, each designed for your unique needs and preferences. Your audiologist will help you choose the option that best fits your hearing, lifestyle, and comfort: 

  • Behind-the-Ear (BTE): You wear this style behind your ear, with a custom mold that fits inside your ear canal. It comes in many sizes and colors and works well for mild to profound hearing loss in infants, children, and adults. 
  • Receiver-in-Canal (RIC): You wear this lightweight device behind your ear, with a thin wire that brings sound to a small speaker in your ear canal. It’s a sleek, discreet option for mild to severe hearing loss and often a favorite among older children, teens, and adults. 
  • In-the-Ear (ITE) / In-the-Canal (ITC): These hearing aids are custom-molded to fit partly or fully in your ear canal. They’re a good choice for mild to moderately severe hearing loss but usually not recommended for children, who may outgrow the fit. 
  • Completely-in-Canal (CIC) / Invisible-in-Canal (IIC): These tiny, custom-made devices fit deep inside your ear canal. They’re nearly invisible and designed for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. 
Bone Conduction Devices
These devices send sound vibrations directly to your inner ear through a small implant and external processor that work together. If you have conductive or mixed hearing loss, or single-sided deafness (SSD), your surgeon will help determine which device is best for you. A minor surgical procedure is required, followed by programming with our audiologists. We offer two types of bone conduction devices:
  • Osia® System: This system uses Piezo Power™ technology to transmit sound directly to your inner ear, rather than your outer or middle ear. The external processor connects magnetically to the internal implant.
  • Bonebridge® System: This system uses floating mass transducer technology to conduct sound to your inner ear. The external processor connects magnetically to the internal implant
  • Baha® System: This system includes a small implant and an external processor. For very young children, the Baha can be worn on a special headband, allowing them to access sound without surgery. 

Cochlear Implants

If you have moderate to profound hearing loss, cochlear implants may be most beneficial option. These devices directly stimulate the hearing nerve to help you hear sound and understand speech. They’re especially a good option if you no longer benefit from hearing aids. 

Learn More About the WMCHealth Cochlear Implant Center
Modern Hearing Aid Technology at WMCHealth
At WMCHealth, you have access to the latest hearing aid technology designed to make listening effortless and natural. Modern devices do far more than amplify sound. They also automatically adapt to your surroundings and support your daily communication needs. Today’s hearing aids offer:
  • Smart sound processing: Digital microphones and noise filters enhance speech and reduce background noise so you can focus on what matters most.
  • Bluetooth connectivity: Stream phone calls, music, and media directly to your hearing aids for clear, hands-free listening.
  • Personal control: Easy-to-use smartphone apps let you fine-tune your settings anytime, anywhere.
  • Rechargeable convenience: Built-in batteries make charging simple and eliminate the need for frequent replacements.
  • Comfort and style: Lightweight designs come in a range of discreet shapes and colors to fit your preference and comfort.
  • Artificial Intelligence: Available on our newest hearing aids to further improve sound quality in difficult listening environments

What to Do Next

If you’ve noticed changes in your hearing or are ready to explore new technology, our team is here to help. We’ll guide you from evaluation to fitting, making sure your hearing solution matches your lifestyle and goals. Call 914-297-1569 today and schedule your free consultation to take the next step toward better hearing. 

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