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When it comes to something as precious as your hearing, only the best will do!

The most advanced hearing care, along with the best digital hearing instruments available
anywhere. Because nothing less than the best will do!

To help insure the optimum solution for your specific hearing loss, Parker Hearing Institute offers select hearing aids from these manufacturers: Oticon, Widex, GN Resound, Sonic Innovations, Phonak, Starkey, Unitron, Rexton, and Siemens.
Additionally, most hearing aids are available in these five basic styles:

•Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC): This is the smallest option. They fit completely in the ear canal, making CICs practically invisible.

•In-The-Canal (ITC): This is the most popular option. Slightly larger than a CIC. At about the size of a dime, these hearing aids fit mostly in the ear canal so they are hardly noticeable.

•In-The-Ear (ITE): These hearing aids are about the size of a quarter and fit in the outer portion of the ear and the ear canal. They’re easy to hold for people with arthritic hands.

•Behind-The-Ear (BTE): A small, curved case fits around the back of the ear and is connected to the ear canal by an ear mold. Allows for more hearing power to be delivered to your ears as your hearing becomes worse.

•Behind-The-Ear OPEN FIT: A small, curved case fits around the back of the ear and is connected to the ear canal by an ear mold. Leaves the ear canal open for more natural sounding speech and very little feedback from your own voice. It is designed for milder hearing losses.

Which style is right for you? That depends on your specific hearing loss, and is something that should be discussed between you and your audiologist.

So, even if you suspect that you or a loved one might be experiencing some degree of hearing loss, you owe it to yourself to schedule a no-obligation hearing assessment test at Parker Hearing Institute. We’ll provide an accurate diagnosis of your hearing and explain the results clearly, in an easy-to-understand manner. Then, if it turns out that you do have some hearing loss, we’ll walk you step-by-step through everything you need to know in order to make an informed decision about your hearing — including the latest advancements in medical treatment options.

The good news is, there is something you can do to regain much of the hearing you may have lost over the years. From the latest advancements in digital hearing instruments to assistive listening devices for your TV, radio or telephone, we can walk you through the maze of options to help you decide what’s right for you.

Whatever you decide, you can rest assured that we have options for nearly every budget, yet we specialize in offering the most advanced digital hearing instruments available. Plus, all of our associates are highly-trained experts who know how to properly adjust and tune your new hearing aids to suit your individual hearing needs. Because, just as no two people are the same, no two forms of hearing loss are the same, either.