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Receiving hearing aids is an exciting step toward better hearing, but it's only the beginning of your hearing journey.
Just like your vision, overall health, and lifestyle can change over time, your hearing and communication needs may also change. Hearing aids perform best when they are routinely maintained, professionally evaluated, and adjusted as needed to keep pace with those changes.
Regular follow-up care helps ensure your hearing aids continue providing the clarity, comfort, and performance you expect. As your hearing changes or your daily listening environments evolve, small programming adjustments can make a meaningful difference in your ability to understand conversations, enjoy social activities, and stay connected with the people around you.
Routine maintenance is equally important. Hearing aids are worn for many hours each day in environments where they're exposed to earwax, moisture, skin oils, dust, and everyday wear.
Professional cleanings and routine inspections help keep your devices performing reliably, extend their lifespan, and often prevent small issues from becoming larger repairs.
Perhaps most importantly, ongoing care provides an opportunity to answer questions, review new technology and features, monitor changes in your hearing, and ensure you're receiving the greatest possible benefit from your hearing aids.
Better hearing isn't achieved in a single appointment-it's built through ongoing care, regular maintenance, and a commitment to helping you hear your best every day.
Your hearing aids are programmed specifically for your hearing loss, but adjustments are often needed as you become accustomed to them or as your hearing changes. Follow-up appointments allow us to fine-tune your devices, answer questions, and make sure you're receiving the maximum benefit from your hearing technology.
During follow-up visits, we can:
Even small programming changes can make a noticeable difference in your daily hearing experience.
Hearing aids are advanced electronic devices that are worn every day. Exposure to moisture, earwax, dust, and normal wear can affect their performance over time. Regular maintenance helps keep your devices functioning properly and may reduce the need for costly repairs.
Professional maintenance includes:
Routine service helps extend the life of your hearing aids while maintaining optimal sound quality.
Hearing loss is often progressive, meaning it may gradually change over time. Because these changes can happen slowly, you may not always notice them right away.
Regular hearing evaluations* allow us to monitor your hearing over time and determine whether changes may require adjustments to your hearing aids. Even small changes in hearing can affect speech clarity, listening comfort, and how well your current programming meets your needs.
Routine Hearing Evaluations Can Help:
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Just as an eyeglass prescription may need to be updated when vision changes, your hearing aid settings may also need to change as your hearing changes.
Keeping your hearing aids properly adjusted to your current hearing needs can help you continue hearing as clearly, naturally, and comfortably as possible.
*Hearing evaluations are performed for the purpose of hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, and dispensing services.
Many hearing aid issues begin as small problems that are easy to correct during a routine visit. Regular service appointments allow us to identify and resolve concerns before they become major repairs.
We can check for:
(Early maintenance saves time, money, and frustration.)
Hearing aids are an investment in your health and quality of life. Ongoing professional care helps protect that investment by ensuring your devices continue performing as intended.
Benefits of routine care include:
Every person experiences hearing differently. That's why our follow-up care is personalized to your unique hearing needs and lifestyle.
Whether you're having trouble hearing in restaurants, connecting to your phone, or simply have questions about cleaning your devices, we're here to help. Our goal is to make sure you feel confident using your hearing aids every day.
No question is too small, and no concern goes unheard.
Hearing aids are sophisticated electronic devices, and even with proper care, occasional issues can occur.
Fortunately, many common hearing aid problems are caused by simple things such as earwax buildup, moisture, charging concerns, blocked components, or connectivity settings rather than major electronic failures.
Whether your hearing aids are whistling (feedback), sounding weak or muffled, not producing any sound, experiencing charging problems, or won't connect to Bluetooth, this troubleshooting guide is designed to help you identify common causes and understand a few simple steps you can safely try before scheduling professional service.
If the problem continues after basic troubleshooting, we're here to help evaluate your hearing aids and recommend the most appropriate solution.
Possible Causes
Here is the breakdown of probable causes.
Possible Causes:
Your hearing aid may have a dead battery, a clogged wax guard, moisture inside the device, or it may simply be turned off. In some cases, it may need professional service.
Possible Causes:
Wax buildup, dirty microphones, a low battery, moisture, or a hearing aid that isn't inserted properly can all make sounds seem quieter or less clear.
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Whistling usually happens when sound escapes from your ear and is picked up again by the hearing aid.
This can be caused by a loose fit, earwax, or an object being too close to the hearing aid.
Possible Causes:
The hearing aid may not be sitting correctly in the charger, the charging contacts may be dirty, or there may be an issue with the charger or rechargeable battery.
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A weak battery, moisture, wax buildup, a loose connection, or Bluetooth interruptions can cause your hearing aid to work inconsistently.
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Exposure to water, sweat, or humidity can affect your hearing aid's performance. While many hearing aids are moisture-resistant, they are not completely waterproof.
Possible Causes:
Bluetooth may be turned off, the hearing aids may have become disconnected, or your phone or hearing aids may need to be restarted or updated.
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Drops, accidental impacts, or everyday wear can cause cracked shells, broken receiver wires, damaged battery doors, or other parts to stop working properly.
Things You Can Safely Check
Simple things patients can try without damaging the hearing aids.
Examples:
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When to Contact Us
If your hearing aid still isn't working after trying these troubleshooting tips, don't worry. Some problems require professional cleaning, adjustments, or repairs. We're here to help you get back to hearing your best.
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