Hearing aids can make a positive and immediate difference in your life. The Hearing Professionals of Northern Arizona will assist you in finding the best hearing aid for your lifestyle and budget.
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Digital Hearing Aids |
Digital hearing aids are currently the instrumentation of choice. They offer more automatic features and more complex sound processing strategies than conventional or analog programmable hearing aids. Digital hearing aids are tailor-made to meet your individual listening needs and perform most effectively in a variety of listening situations, such as noisy restaurants.
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Sizes and Styles |
All hearing aids, regardless of the circuitry inside, come in a variety of sizes, from the smallest most discreet (completely in the canal) hearing aids to the largest behind-the-ear model.
    
 CIC Canal Half Shell Full Shell BTE
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Remote Control |
Some hearing aids offer remote control options, from a hand-held device to a wristwatch version. Remote controls allow you to operate all functions of the hearing aid without ever touching the instrument itself.
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Warranty |
All digital hearing aids come with a two-year loss and damage warranty and a 60-day complete money-back trial period. Thanks to this personal demonstration period at no charge or obligation to you, you are able to hear for yourself, worry free, the benefits of amplification.
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Service |
Our commitment to service is unsurpassed. We assist you at every step along the way, no matter what your level of experience with hearing aids. We realize that the brain will need time to adapt to the new way it hears. It is a process that does not happen overnight.
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Prices |
Our prices are very competitive and we can usually find the most appropriate hearing instruments for any budget.
Hearing aids can open the door to a world of sounds that seemed lost and gone forever — the benefits are many. Why not make this the year you hear?
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More Information |
For more information about advanced hearing care solutions, contact Dr. Kelley at The Hearing Professionals.
For more information about hearing loss and hearing aids, visit Oticon, Phonak, and GN ReSound Web sites. |
