All about Hearing Aids

At the Atlanta Hearing Doctor, we believe that the right hearing solution is the one that works best for you, taking into account your lifestyle and budget.

That's why we offer a full range of digital hearing aids to serve your specific needs, whether you're looking for reliable and affordable options, or the latest and greatest in hearing technology.

How do Hearing Aids work?

Hearing aids are electronic devices that are designed to amplify sounds. They work by using a microphone to pick up sounds from the environment and convert them into electrical signals.

These signals are then processed and amplified by the hearing aid's internal components before being delivered to the wearer's ear through a speaker.

Hearing Aids features

There are several features that can make hearing aids more effective. Here are some examples:

Noise reduction technology: This feature automatically reduces background noise, making it easier for you to hear speech and other important sounds. By reducing unwanted noise, you can focus on the sounds that matter most.

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Brain hearing technology: Some hearing aids are equipped with brain hearing technology, which is designed to mimic the way the brain processes sound. By processing sound in a more natural way, wearers can enjoy a more pleasant and immersive listening experience.

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Artificial intelligence: Many modern hearing aids use artificial intelligence to adjust to your surroundings and optimize your listening experience. These hearing aids can detect and adjust to different environments, like a noisy restaurant or a quiet room, to help you hear your best.

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Deep neural networks: These hearing aids use a type of artificial intelligence called deep neural networks to improve sound processing. This technology is inspired by the structure of the human brain and is capable of analyzing and processing sound in a way that's similar to the human auditory system.

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Bluetooth connectivity: Some hearing aids can connect to smartphones and other Bluetooth-enabled devices, making it easier to stream music, phone calls, and other audio directly to your hearing aids. This feature allows you to enjoy your favorite media without any wires or additional equipment.

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We hope this information has given you a better understanding of how hearing aids work and some of the features that can make them more effective.

From noise reduction technology to artificial intelligence, there are many ways that hearing aids can be optimized to meet your specific hearing needs.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a hearing evaluation, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you hear your best with the hearing aid that matches your individual lifestyle. At the Atlanta Hearing Doctor, we believe that the right hearing solution is the one that works best for you, taking into account your lifestyle and budget. That's why we offer a full range of advanced digital hearing aids to serve your specific needs, whether you're looking for reliable and affordable options, or the latest and greatest in hearing technology. With our expert guidance and personalized service, you can trust us to provide the perfect solution to your hearing needs. Choose the Atlanta Hearing Doctor, the name you can count on for top-quality hearing care.

Active Lifestyle

Active Lifestyle hearing aids are designed for individuals who lead active lifestyles and whose listening environments include frequent background noise.

  • Demanding careers
  • Group participation
  • Family gatherings
  • Church activities
  • A variety of video and audio entertainment
  • Diverse restaurant dining
  • Sporting events
  • Outdoor activities
Casual Lifestyle

Casual Lifestyle technology was designed for individuals who lead casual lifestyles and whose listening environments contain occasional background noise.

  • Family gatherings
  • Driving
  • Weekly church services
  • Regular conversation
  • Quiet restaurant dining
  • Small meetings
Quiet Lifestyle

Quiet Lifestyle hearing aid technology was designed for individuals who lead quiet lifestyles and whose listening environments include limited background noise.

  • Regular visitors
  • Limited music
  • Some television
  • Quiet shopping trips
  • Quiet restaurant dining
Very Quiet Lifestyle

Very Quiet Lifestyle hearing aid technology is designed for individuals who lead very quiet lifestyles and whose listening environments rarely include background noise.

  • Activities in and around the home
  • Infrequent television
  • Small religious services

Hearing Aid Lifestyles Comparison

The Atlanta Hearing Doctor has options sure to meet your hearing or cosmetic needs

All hearing aids consist of three basic components: a microphone, an amplifier, and a speaker (also called the “receiver”). Where these are placed on the device varies by style, as does the internal circuitry that determines the sound quality and critical sound-processing features — like background noise reduction or spatial mapping (a feature that helps you to better understand the source of sound). Keep in mind that not all styles are suitable for all degrees of hearing loss.

Hearing Aids Styles Overview

Invisible-In-The-Canal (IIC)
  • For mild to moderately severe hearing loss
  • Completely invisible in most ears
  • Custom-made for you
Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC)
  • For mild to moderate hearing loss
  • Virtually undetectable
  • Placement within the ear cuts down on wind noise
In-The-Canal (ITC)
  • For mild to moderately severe hearing loss
  • Fits in the ear canal
  • Variety of technology level choices that previously required a larger aid
Half Shell In-The-Ear (ITE)
  • For mild to severe hearing loss
  • Fits directly into external ear
  • Inserted and adjusted with ease
Full Shell In-The-Ear (ITE)
  • For mild to severe hearing loss
  • Fits directly into external ear
  • Inserted and adjusted with ease
Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC)
  • For mild to moderately severe hearing loss
  • Leaves the ear open
  • Reduced or no “plugged up” feeling
  • Sleek design barely visible when worn
Behind-The-Ear (BTE)
  • Appropriate for almost all types of hearing loss
  • Custom earpiece is molded to fit your outer ear
  • Discreet design

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