Being an independent business means we can provide the latest hearing technology from the world’s leading manufacturers of hearing instruments
How To Achieve Better Hearing
The first step is to have a full assessment; there are a number of reasons why our hearing maybe affected. We would want to understand what different factors are in play with every individual, and that everything is done that can be done to address any treatable conditions that could have been impacting your precious sense of hearing.
If it is considered that the appropriate way forward is to assist your hearing impairment then you can be confident that firstly, you have made the right decision in choosing our Practice to provide your hearing healthcare, and secondly as an independent practice we offer impartial advice and support on the very latest in hearing instrument technologies from all the World’s leading innovators of hearing instrument technology.
Choosing the right hearing instrument is vitally important and our friendly clinical experts will work hard to ensure your hearing instrument meets your lifestyle requirements. There are literally hundreds of different designs and models of hearing instruments, and to best match the technology to your hearing we have always believed it is vital to remain independent.
What else can we do for you?
Digital hearing instruments can be hugely effective, but they must be individually customised to suit your own hearing care plan, your personal needs and level of hearing loss, enabling clearer hearing in all situations.
All hearing instruments are available for a no obligation trial.
At Anglian Hearing Healthcare our aim is to maintain or enhance people’s quality of life through improved hearing. We guarantee the very best in hearing healthcare from a highly skilled team of audiologists.
For more information please contact us. As well as digital hearing aids, we also provide expert tinnitus relief treatments.
Our hearing instrument service includes:
- The very latest hearing technologies from all manufacturers
- No long waiting lists
- All hearing instruments are available for a trial period
- Multi microphone technologies to allow clearer hearing in background noise
- Discreet ‘in the ear’ and ‘in the canal’ instruments
- Behind the ear, open fit and ‘receiver in the ear’ instrument
- Fully automatic and remote controlled devices
- CROS hearing aids for single side deafness
- Bone conduction or implanted hearing aids
- Spectacle aids
- Radio microphone FM devices
- Telephone Systems
Different types of hearing aids
Completely-in-the-canal (CIC) Hearing Aid
These devices fit completely in the canal (CIC or IIC), and offer one of the best cosmetic solutions to your hearing problems, as they cannot be seen once inserted. Although IIC or CIC instruments offer aesthetic appeal, the structure of some individuals’ ears (e.g. those with a very narrow canal) or the severity of hearing loss may make this style unsuitable for them. Also their size does not allow for inclusion of certain technologies that are available in the slightly larger instruments.
In-the-canal (ITC) Hearing Aid
In-the-canal (ITC) instruments are small, featuring an earmould that fits down in to the ear canal and a small portion that faces out into the outer ear. They are discreet, yet partially visible within the outer ear and accommodate a mild to mildly severe hearing loss.
In-the-ear (ITE) Hearing Aid
In-the-ear instruments house their technology components in a custom-formed earmould that fits within the the ear. ITE’s are appropriate for wearers with most degrees of hearing loss even those with a severe impairment and feature easy-to-use controls which are ideal for those with limited manual dexterity. Their size allows for inclusion of all technologies required to provide hearing assistance in even the most demanding of environments.
Behind The Ear (BTE) Hearing Aid
BTE instruments rest behind the ear and house the device’s technology. The smaller and discreet BTE designs use a fine wire system that powers a very small speaker unit positioned in the canal. Larger BTE instruments require a clear plastic tube then directs amplified sound into an earmould inside the ear. Behind-the-ear instruments are often the most durable hearing devices and a few are even waterproof. Compared to smaller, in-the-ear instruments, they can hold more circuitry and offer greater amplification and can include all the sophisticated technologies available.
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