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Hearing Aid Technology | Repair & Service | Realistic Expectations | Success Strategies
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In my Audiology practice, I specialize in providing
the best, most technically advanced hearing instruments on the market.
Below is a chart which summarizes the hearing aid technologies available today. |
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Programmable Hearing Aids
Programmable hearing aids are custom programmed using a computer with special software. The information in an audiogram is entered into the computer, and the hearing aids are then adjusted by computer to give the best possible hearing improvement. They can be reprogrammed or fine-tuned at any time. |
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Hearing Aid Technology Overview

Three different styles of hearing aids:
behind-the-ear (left),
in-the-ear (top), completely-in-the-canal (right).
Programmable Digital
Technology
Digitally Programmable Analog Technology
Hearing aids available:
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Realistic Hearing Aid Expectations
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Setting realistic expectations is important in achieving success with any hearing instrument, but especially with programmable instruments where you expect high performance. It is critical that you understand what hearing aids can accomplish and have realistic objectives. |
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Your hearing aid
should:
You should understand that your hearing aid will:
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Hearing Aid Service & Repair
| Hearing aids are sophisticated electronic devices, which can break down with use, especially in contact with body oils and ear wax. Michele Wilson offers repair and reprogramming services for all makes and models of hearing aids, regardless of where these have been purchased. | ![]() |
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For
further information on hearing aid technology,
contact Michele Wilson, Ph.D.
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4010 Barranca, Suite 220 (at Culver),
Irvine, California 92604 |