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About Beltone Hearing Aids
Beltone has a long-established history of client-centered care at the local level by delivering advanced digital Beltone hearing aids. The company’s steadfast commitment to the development of advanced digital Beltone hearing aids, client after-care and enhancement of life’s quality through better hearing make Beltone one of the most recognized names in quality, affordable hearing aids.
When you visit a Beltone hearing healthcare professional near you for your next hearing evaluation, you’ll be tested and fitted with Beltone hearing aids all in one place, making hearing health as easy as a drive across town.
Frequently Asked Questions
- I Have Almost No Hearing in the High Tones-- Can Hearing Aids Help?
I have had several sets of hearing aids--some costing over $2000.00 each. My major problem is that I have what is called Pilot's Ear. I can hear low tones fine, but above a certain octave my hearing goes to near -0-. None of the hearing aids I have had c
- The Baha System for Unilateral Sensori-Neural Hearing Loss
Are there alternative treatments for unilateral sensorineural hearing loss in adults and children?
- Mild Hearing Loss and Academic Delays
My 8 year-year-old daughter has had a struggle understanding her teachers at school. But when the school nurse tested her hearing she said she only had a mild loss, nothing to worry about. What should we do from here?
- What are Bone Conduction Implants?
Bone conduction implants are designed for patients with untreatable middle ear conductive or mixed hearing losses and those who have a unilateral sensorineural hearing loss, or...
- How Do I Reactivate My Hearing Aid Desiccant?
I have been searching the Internet to no avail. Please give me directions on how to "reactivate" metal can desiccants.
- Do I really need to buy bilateral hearing aids or would just one be adequate?
If two hearing aids are recommended for your hearing loss, you will have the best success when wearing both. There are many benefits to wearing bilateral hearing aids.
- Directional Microphones: Advantages and Disadvantages
Can you please address the advantages and disadvantages of ''directional microphones.'' Specifically, what does this feature mean to me and why should I consider this?
- Rayovac Ultra vs Advanced
What is the difference between Rayovac Ultra and Advanced hearing aid batteries?
- Central Auditory Processing Disorders in Adults
A fair amount of research has been published on CAPD in children. Where can I find more information about CAPD in adults, specifically on CAPD phonologic dyslexia?
- Hearing aids and telephone use
I have difficulty hearing on the telephone. Will hearing aids help me hear better?
- Pediatric ENG
How do ENG protocols differ for testing pediatric patients? What is the youngest age recommended for performing this test? At what point might balance assessment be necessary for pediatric patients?
- Digital Hearing Aids for Children
Why should I consider DIGITAL hearing aids for children with severe to profound hearing loss?
- How Do Custom Monitors In The Ear for Musicians Work?
I am trying to understand the basics of how in monitors that sit in the ear work. What is the musician hearing? Is it the entire band; is it only his/her vocals and/or instrument? How does the musician hear the crowd, or do they need to?
- Getting the Best Telecoil Response
I need to purchase a new hearing aid, and neither my audiologist nor I can find a hearing aid that has pre-amplified telecoils. I have tried several hearing aids with conventional telecoils and find it difficult to hear on the phone, even with an amplifie
- What is that Foul Odor on my Hearing Aid?
How can you prevent or keep the hearing aids and ears from having a very awful smell?
- Do I Need Two Hearing Aids?
Basically, if you have two ears with hearing loss that could benefit from hearing aids, you need two hearing aids. It is important to realize there are no "normal" animals born with only one ear. Simply stated, you have two ears because you need two ears.
- Should I Refrigerate My Hearing Aid Batteries?
Hearing aid batteries: to refrigerate or not to refrigerate?
- Are cochlear implants covered by insurance?
Yes. In many/most situations, cochlear implants are covered by Medicare/Medicaid and by the majority of private and commercial insurers. However, it is important to understand...
- Do hearing aids hurt your ears?
In most cases, hearing aids fit comfortably and do not cause pain or irritation.
- Tips for Battery Insertion
I have difficulty placing my batteries in my hearing aid. Do you have any suggestions?
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