Amplified telephones, TV listening devices, vibrating alarm clocks, and other creative solutions to everyday problems.

Hearing testing for all ages -- youngest that can be tested is 24 hours old!

The audio signal is heard in both ears, with appropriate amplification for your hearing needs. Some new hearing aids have Bluetooth integrated into the device, and adapters may work with existing hearing aids.

Swim plugs--Waterproof hearing protection that is comfortable, custom-fit, and available in many colors. They offer better noise protection than disposable foam plugs and are reusable. Great for swimmers or those with noisy jobs or chronic ear infections

Hearing aid technology is constantly advancing. There are many styles and colors to fit your personality and lifestyle needs. Put these features to work for you: feedback cancellation, wind noise suppression, automatic dual directional microphones, tinnitus masking, and wireless connectivity to electronics.

Tinnitus is usually a sign of hearing damage, typically from noise exposure. It is commonly described as ringing, buzzing, crickets, or static. Tinnitus can be aggravated by alcohol, caffeine, nicotine, sodium, stress, some medications (e.g. aspirin), and loud noise or music.

Recent developments in technology have led to the introduction of tinnitus masking hearing aids.  These devices can provide amplification to overcome hearing loss as well as provide subtle masking noise to reduce the perception of tinnitus.