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We are thankful for our patients and the opportunity to provide them with our services and products. We are also thankful for our families and friends. So that we may spend time with them our office will be closed Thursday November 22nd and 23rd 2018. We will re-open on Monday November 26, 2018 at 9:00 AM. We wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.
Phonak announced the arrival of their newest hearing aid the Audeo Marvel. The Audeo Marvel provides exceptional sound quality, better speech understanding in noise, reduced listening effort and excellent streamed sound quality. This hearing aid is a receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) style hearing aid. It is available with a t-coil and also comes in a rechargeable model. Lastly the Phonak Audeo Marvel can connect directly to both iPhone and Android smart phones. Please call our office for more information or to schedule an appointment at 973-542-4031.
Please join us at The Hearing Group for a complimentary hearing screening and demonstration of the newest hearing aid from Widex, the Evoke. Now available in custom styles from CIC to ITC and in the Passion for an even more discreet fit. The Evoke is Widex’s most advanced hearing aid yet with better hearing in noise. This hearing aid also features Sound Sense, and machine learning, which enables the user to choose and shape the sound to their own personal preference. The Widex Evoke comes in several technology levels to fit most budgets. Lastly the Evoke is iPhone compatible which enables the hearing aids to directly connect to any device made by Apple. Please call our office at 973-542-4031 to schedule an appointment today to hear more about this incredible new hearing aid.
Please join us in our office on September 18th, 19th or 20th as we demonstrate the world’s only 24/7, invisible hearing aid, Lyric. This hearing aid fits deep inside the ear canal giving maximum clarity and natural sound without being noticed by others. The hearing aid can be worn 24 hours a day 7 days a week without the need to be removed for showering or sleeping. Also featured during this event is Phonak’s Virto B Titanium. Phonak’s smallest custom hearing aid is now even more discreet yet still features their patented Autosense OS. Autosense OS provides the wearer with effortless hearing in both quiet and noisy environments. Please call our office to schedule your appointment at 973-542-4031.
Oticon just released their newest essential technology line of hearing aids, Siya. Offered in 2 technology levels, the Siya 1 and Siya 2 are great options and more budget friendly. Available in RITE and custom style models, the Siya also offers direct connectivity to Apple products and can also be converted to a rechargeable hearing aid. Please call our office at 973-542-4031 to learn more about this new line of hearing aids.
Oticon just expanded their Opn family to include custom IIC, CIC, ITC, HS and ITE hearing aids. Now, new Oticon Opn Custom solutions bring 360° sound to users who want the ultimate in discretion. Five new custom styles, including the smallest hearing aid style Oticon has ever produced, use BrainHearing™ technology and Opn’s extremely fast and precise technology to support the brain in making sense of sound and enable users to easily identify where sounds are coming from, even in challenging environments. These new hearing aids enable people to understand speech better in their most challenging situations; in noisy rooms and with many people talking at the same time. Please call our office at 973-542-4031 to schedule an appointment today.
When you purchase your new hearing aids they will come with a manufacturer warranty covering loss, damage and repair for a period of 1 to 3 years. What happens if you lose a hearing aid? Well, if your manufacturer warranty has not expired you pay a small fee and the hearing aid is replaced. But what do you do if it happens again? We suggest you purchase a policy to cover loss and damage immediately after receiving your replacement hearing aid. We recommend ESCO or Midwest Hearing Agency (the 2 companies have recently merged), or check with your homeowner’s policy or renter’s insurance policy to see if you can add lost hearing aid coverage. Without a loss and damage policy you will need to purchase a new hearing aid again at the current price the practice charges.