A Review of Popular Hearing Aid Products
With dozens of hearing aid manufacturers, there is a lot of competition to retain the consumer's business. Companies continually try to advance their technologies to make their products the best hearing aids on the market. With all of the advances now underway and over the past 20 years, a hard-of-hearing person can look forward to benefiting from this competition.
Siemens
These days, the Siemens company has its corporate hand in a huge variety of markets, and hearing aids are no exception. Siemens strives to offer consumers the best hearing aids in the world.
Siemens manufactures one out of every five hearing aids in the world.
They offer a complete range of hearing aids from behind-the-ear, completely-in-the-ear, digital and programmable models. Siemens is the leader in hearing aid manufacturing and continues to develop new outstanding products. They guarantee that they have a custom model to fit every lifestyle.
Starkey
Starkey's mission is to provide better hearing, not just the best hearing aids.
This company was the first to offer the no-obligation free trial and ?worry-free' warranty all of its products. Starkey has over 33 laboratories in 18 countries around the world. With a staff of over 4,000, this company is at the forefront of hearing aid technology.
Starkey also began the Starkey Hearing Foundation. This foundation is a non-profit organization that provides hearing aid assistance.
This charitable foundation provides more than twenty thousand hearing aids to financially distressed, hearing impaired people across the globe.
Phonak
Phonak is also among the most trusted names in hearing aid manufacturing. This company is a leading innovator of new hearing aid technology and may offer some of the best hearing aids available for purchase. Phonak offers a wide range of digital hearing aids as well as a plethora of high-tech specialty products and accessories.
Oticon
Oticon offers a variety of hearing aid products for people with mild to profound hearing loss.
Oticon believes in putting the needs of the hearing impaired first when developing new and innovative products. The company's motto is, "We Put People First". Apparently, this philosophy has paid off. Founded in 1904, Oticon is among the oldest hearing aid manufacturers in the U.S.
Resound
Resound offers a full line of digital and non-digital hearing aid solutions. The mission of Resound is to bring back happiness and better the quality of life of those living with hearing loss.
This company understands the difficulties and pressures faced by these individuals as well as their loved ones. Because the company is comprised of dedicated and caring innovators, they continue to be among the leading distributors of hearing aids in America.
Beltone
Beltone has been in the hearing aid business for over 65 years. They have decades of experience developing some of the best and most respected hearing aids available. They specialize in lightweight, durable and virtually invisible hearing aids that can help a wide range of hearing difficulties.
In recent surveys, Beltone has received over a 90% customer satisfaction rating.
With the existence such advanced technologies in the 21st century, people do not have to resign to deal with hearing loss. So many options and price ranges are available that nearly everyone can afford some make or model. For those who are un-or-underinsured, many hearing aid manufacturers offer assistance to make their products more affordable. Do some research and speak to your audiologist if you are experiencing hearing loss at any stage.
He or she may know of resources or organizations that help with purchasing a hearing aid to those who cannot afford one themselves..
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