“What hearing aids are the best?” is one of the most common questions we get and for good reason. Although we’re expected to be able to simply answer this question as the most trusted audiologists in Alaska – it’s not that simple. It’s like asking a mechanic “What car...
Much different than hearing aids, personal sound amplification products (PSAPs) are used by patients to help with nothing more than mild hearing loss. They are sold without a prescription and cannot be customized to the patient’s specific needs or hearing...
Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center is thrilled that tech companies are finally making a concerted effort to make cell phones more compatible with hearing aids. The Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988 required the FCC to ensure that all “essential”...
The Short Answer: The investment varies from around $3,000 to $8,500 depending on the level of technology and the complexity of the selected treatment plan. Some people favor a low monthly payment plan and others prefer to invest in their long-term hearing healthcare...
When someone first receives a pair of hearing aids, I know it can take them time to adjust to their new circumstances. Not only do they suddenly have access to an array of sounds within their local environment, but also, a new form of technology that they need to...
