Assistive listening devices
Assistive listening devices help individuals function better in day-to-day communication situations. They can be used with or without hearing aids to make hearing easier. Certain listening environments can present challenges for some individuals, which may require more help than what hearing aids alone can provide. Common challenges include:
- Distance between the listener and the sound source
- Competing noise in the environment
- Poor room acoustics/reverberation
Several types of devices are available and we will discuss your specific needs to choose the right one. Often manufacturers have these types of devices that are directly compatible with their hearing aids. Please contact us to learn more about these highly specialized devices and how we can help meet your listening needs.
We can help you.
The physicians and clinical staff at Oakdale Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic are committed to your health and well-being. Allergies, sinus and nasal disorders, hearing loss — and many other ENT conditions — can disrupt and complicate life. That’s why we seek out the most innovative diagnostic testing and treatment options that bring real results, improving the quality of life for our patients.