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BTE hearing aids sit comfortably behind the ear, offering excellent sound amplification for varying degrees of hearing loss. Built for versatility and durability, they are simple to adjust and maintain, making them a reliable option.
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ITC hearing aids are subtle devices that fit partially within the ear canal, providing a blend of comfort and functionality. Ideal for individuals looking for a discreet option, ITC aids deliver clear sound without compromising on aesthetics.
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ITE hearing aids sit directly in the ear, providing a natural look and feel. Custom-molded for your ears, they ensure optimal comfort and easy use, with advanced features packed into a compact design.
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Discovering you may need hearing aids can be a challenging and confusing time.
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In the UK, hearing aids are available for free through the NHS if prescribed based on clinical need. Private hearing aids, offering more advanced features, can be purchased separately. Most private health insurance policies do not cover hearing aids directly but may contribute to assessments or consultations. Coverage varies between providers and policies. It's important to review individual insurance plans for specific details. Read more in our article.
There are three types of hearing loss:
A hearing test with an audiologist can help identify your type, guide treatment options and suggest the best types of hearing aids.
You can have your hearing checked at various locations, including:
Many clinics offer free hearing tests or consultations to evaluate your hearing health. Additionally, specialized centers such as ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) clinics or hospitals with audiology departments can provide more detailed examinations.
