Hearing Aid Styles

Receiver-in-the-Canal (RIC)
For mild to severe hear­ing loss

 

• Leaves the ear open.
• Reduced or no “plugged up” feeling.
• For mild to severe hear­ing loss.

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Mini Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
For mild to severe hear­ing loss

 

• Smaller than stan­dard behind-the-ear hear­ing devices.
• Leaves the ear open.
• For mild to severe hear­ing loss.

 

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Stan­dard Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
Appro­pri­ate for almost all types of hear­ing loss

 

• Fits behind the ear.
• Cus­tom ear­piece is molded to fit your outer ear.
• Appro­pri­ate for almost all types of hear­ing loss.
• Appro­pri­ate for peo­ple of all ages.

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Com­pletely In-the-Canal (CIC)
For mild to mod­er­ate hear­ing loss

 

• Molded to fit deeply within the ear canal.
• Small­est, least vis­i­ble type of hear­ing device.
• Place­ment within the ear cuts down on wind noise.
• For mild to mod­er­ate hear­ing loss.

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In-the-Canal (ITC)
For adults with mild to mod­er­ately severe hear­ing loss

 

• Fits in the ear canal.
• Barely vis­i­ble.
• Small­est size avail­able with direc­tional tech­nol­ogy to hear bet­ter in noise.
• For adults with mild to mod­er­ately severe hear­ing loss.

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Half Shell In-The-Ear (ITE)
For peo­ple with mild to severe hear­ing loss

 

• Fits directly into exter­nal ear.
• Inserted and adjusted with ease.
• For peo­ple with mild to severe hear­ing loss.

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Full Shell In-The-Ear (ITE)
For peo­ple with mild to severe hear­ing loss

 

• Fits directly into exter­nal ear.
• Inserted and adjusted with ease.
• For peo­ple with mild to severe hear­ing loss.