At Texas Hearing Clinic we don't sign buying contracts with manufacturers. We don't have a monthly quota on any device or with any manufacturer. Additionally, we will never accept favors or sign separate financial incentive deals, as are commonplace in our industry. We also don't subscribe to buying groups or special nationwide marketing companies that stifle our independence. Overall, this helps us to ensure a non-bias when it comes to selecting the right device for our patients. It also allows us to pick and choose from the very best technology at the time of the fitting. This allows us to sell a myriad of different brands, makes, and models with one thing in mind. The Patient.
Latest Hearing Technology
Wherever life takes you, the new Styletto Ax empowers you to live without compromise, despite having hearing loss. The Styletto Ax transforms the outdated image of hearing aids into highly sophisticated hearwear.
Hearing in noise is a huge challenge for people with hearing loss. We have taken a great leap forward with the sound benefits that ReSound OMNIA offers, which help people hear what they want even better in noise.
Phonak Slim Lumity hearing devices are innovative and discreet hearing devices designed to improve your hearing experience.
Hearing Device Terminology
Real-Ear Measure (REM)
All fittings at Texas Hearing Clinic include Integrated REM processing. REM (Real-Ear Measure) is a verification of the accuracy of a hearing aid fitting to measure the acoustic signal generated by the hearing aid in the patient's ear canal. This probe microphone real-ear measurement is the very best method for hearing professionals to ensure the proper calibration of your hearing device equipment.
Digital Sound Processing (DSP)
Hearing technology today uses digitized sound processing (DSP) to convert sound waves into digital signals. A computer chip in the hearing device analyzes the signals to determine whether the sound is noise or speech. It then makes modifications to provide a clear, amplified, minimally distorted signal.
Digital hearing aids are usually self-adjusting. The digital processing allows for more flexibility in programming the aid. In this way, the sound it transmits matches your specific pattern of hearing loss.
This digital technology offers many advantages. Key benefits include:
improvement in programmability
greater precision in fitting
management of loudness discomfort
control of acoustic feedback (whistling sounds)
noise reduction
blue-tooth connectivity
For a complimentary trial of any devices, give us a call. Phone: 1-855-547-8369