Hearing Aid Care Videos & Tips
Step-by-step hearing aid care videos from our doctors of audiology, plus trusted articles and answers to common questions. Looking for in-depth reads? Visit our Hearing Health Blog.
How to Change Hearing Aid Filters with WaxStop
How to Replace Hearing Aid Wax Guards
Cleaning Your RIC (Receiver-in-Canal) Hearing Aids
Removing Wax Buildup from Your Hearing Aids
Hearing Aid Care Tips
How to Change Your Wax Guard with Ear Mold
How to Change the Wax Filter in a Custom Hearing Aid
Inserting Your Hearing Aid Properly
What To Do If Your Hearing Aid Doesn't Work
Frequently Asked Questions
You might need a hearing test if you frequently ask people to repeat themselves, have trouble hearing in noisy environments, or if others mention that you keep the TV volume too high. It's recommended to get your hearing checked annually, just like your eyes and teeth.
There are several types including completely-in-canal (CIC), in-the-ear (ITE), behind-the-ear (BTE), and receiver-in-canal (RIC). Each type has unique benefits and is suited for different levels of hearing loss and lifestyle needs.
Most hearing aids last between 3-7 years, depending on the model, care, and maintenance. Regular cleaning and check-ups can help extend their lifespan.
Coverage varies by insurance provider and plan. Many insurance plans offer some coverage for hearing aids. We can help verify your benefits and discuss financing options.
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Mimi Vanderhaven
Our doctors of audiology have been featured in Mimi Vanderhaven magazine, sharing guidance on hearing health for Northeast Ohio families.