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About Starkey Hearing Aids

Starkey, a world leader in the design, development and distribution of comprehensive hearing solutions, helps people reconnect with the world around them – from family and friends to hobbies and work. Through cutting-edge research, the industry’s leading technology platform, hearing loss awareness programs and outstanding service, the company makes the journey to better hearing comfortable, satisfying and successful.

Starkey’s digital hearing aids, hearing protection devices and other unique hearing solutions meet a wide variety of needs. And, with 22 facilities around the world, we meet those needs on a global scale.

Frequently Asked Questions
  • Wireless FM Systems for Improving Understanding in Noise
    I have been informed that a wireless receiver might be useful to increase speech recognition. I have a pair of Siemens Triano hearing aids. Is there a wireless receiver that I can purchase for these hearing aids?
  • Audition and Interior Decorating
    I would like to know if there are some tips on furniture arrangement of a living/family room to promote better hearing for someone that has a moderate conductive hearing loss.
  • Adjusting to Frequency Transposition Hearing Aids
    I am considering getting frequency transposition hearing aids. Is there an adjustment period to this technology? How long would it take to get used to frequency compression?
  • How long should batteries last in my digital CIC hearing aid?
    How long should batteries last in my digital CIC hearing aid? My brother gets 7 days with his and I only get 3. Why is that? Is there something I am doing wrong or something I should do differently?
  • Treatment for Severe Vertigo
    What is the most widely accepted treatment for severe vertigo?
  • Hearing Aid Battery Tester
    Is there a device that is more accurate for testing batteries? The battery testers now seem to give the same information on the same batteries.
  • Extending Hearing Aid Battery Life
    What can I do to make my hearing aid battery last as long as possible?
  • Noise Exposure
    I'm a 4th Year Mechanical student, doing my Final Thesis on Trumpet sound. Was wondering what is the Highest Loudness (In decibels, dB) can a Human take before going deaf? In another words, what is the unhealthy loudness of a sound? Where can I read mor
  • Advantages of Digital Hearing Aids
    I purchased a set of digitally programmable hearing aids in 1998, and they are still working fine. What is the advantage to digital hearing aids, and is it worth the cost to upgrade?
  • Cochlear Implant Batteries
    I used to buy hearing aid batteries by the box. I purchase them thru the internet and noticed that RAYOVAC 675 has different packaging, gold, blue and black. Among the 3 kinds of RAYOVAC batteries, which one best suit for cochlear implant users? For the
  • Risk of Hearing Loss from Playing the Saxophone
    I am a saxophonist and composer with hearing loss and heard that Bill Clinton's hearing loss was from playing the saxophone, not from the blowing but because of the volume, (noise induced hearing loss). Another article I read said there is concern that b
  • Do I Need Hearing Aids?
    The first step in determining whether or not you have hearing loss is to have your hearing evaluated at a hearing center.
  • Are there medical treatments for hearing loss?
    Sensorineural hearing loss is the most common hearing loss type and typically cannot be medically treated. Conductive hearing loss, caused by ear wax, middle ear infections, or other disorders, is often temporary and sometimes treatable with medical intervention.
  • What is conductive hearing loss?
    Conductive hearing loss can occur when there is a problem in the outer ear or middle ear. Sometimes, conductive hearing loss can be treated with medication or surgery.
  • What causes sudden hearing loss?
    Though the cause is often unknown, sudden hearing loss can be a result of viral infections, inner ear trauma, and other factors.
  • Do all hearing aids work the same way?
    No. Hearing aids work in many different ways to provide the needed and desired speech signals to the listener. Some hearing aids deliver sound through the air, some sound...
  • Rotation of Battery Packages
    Ive noticed in the larger stores that they rotate the battery packages. They put the older packs first on the shelf like produce.
  • Hearing Aid Cost
    How much do hearing aids cost? Why are they so expensive?
  • Management of Noise Induced Hearing Loss
    What are the recent developments in the management of noise-induced hearing loss?
  • Corrosion in Hearing Aid Batteries
    Is corrosion a problem for hearing aid batteries? A patient returned a package of hearing aid batteries because he dropped it in the sink. He retrieved it right away, but it was covered with corrosion, and he sent the package back to us.
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