New Hearing Aids vs. Reprogramming

New Hearing Aids vs. Reprogramming This patient came to us after years of struggling with his hearing aids. What we found was that he didn't need new hearing aids, he needed his hearing aids to be programmed correctly for his hearing loss. In this case, they were too loud in some ranges, and weren't providing enough clarity in others....

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New Hearing Aids vs. Reprogramming

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