Did you know? Hearing aids are advanced medical devices that enable you to hear in quiet and in more difficult hearing environments Hearing aid technology has come a long way from the big, bulky devices of the past. Most hearing aids are now extremely cosmetic and nearly invisible when worn. Many hearing aid users can now wear hearing aids that are open in the ear canal eliminating the head in the barrel effect when the ear is plugged. These open fittings allow for more natural sound quali …

The 6 Best Hearing Aids of 2019 2019 has been a busy year in the hearing market with the launch of exciting new models, features and benefits from leading manufacturers. These are our top 6 stand-out favourites: Signia Xperience — the first hearing aid to use motion detectors ReSound LiNX Quattro — the first Made For Android hearing aid Phonak Marvel — a hugely successful hearing aid globally Starkey Livio AI — the first hearing aid with integrated sensors Oticon Opn S — build …

Phonak Marvel 2.0 August 2019: Phonak introduces Marvel 2.0, the next generation of Marvel technology developed to give you even more hearing performance, more connectivity and more choice. With Marvel 2.0, Phonak is making RogerDirect available to all Marvel hearing aids while expanding Marvel technology to more form factors. Clear, rich sound From the moment you first wear Phonak Marvel hearing aids, you can expect a sound quality second to none. The new portfolio includes t …

200 hearing aids packaged up and en route to Hearing Matters Australia (HMA) Hearing Aid Bank HEARING SAVERS is delighted to donate 200 hearing aids and accessories to HMA (formerly SHHH). These hearing aids have been kindly donated from our clients who have upgraded to the latest hearing technology, along with family members donating hearing aids from clients who have passed away. More about HMA... HMA and Macquarie University have established a Hearing Aid Bank to help low-incom …

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is being criticised by participants after it refused to fund $10,000 for a hearing aid upgrade for a profoundly deaf man and instead gave him $15,000 for social outings. Mr Dobson, who lives in Rockhampton in central Queensland, had his first cochlear implants 15 years ago, and every few years the outside hearing aids — speech processors — need to be replaced. Last year, a new speech processor came on the market; it is the first of its kind that …