FAQs

There are three primary types:
● Conductive hearing loss – caused by blockages or issues in the outer/middle ear.
● Sensorineural hearing loss – results from damage to the inner ear or auditory nerve,
usually permanent.
● Mixed hearing loss – a combination of both conductive and sensorineural factors.

Key benefits include:
● Subtle, discreet design
● Comfortable custom fit
● Easy-to-use controls compared to smaller CIC aids
● Strong amplification for mild to severe hearing loss

● Advanced features like Bluetooth, rechargeability, and app control

Delayed speech and language development occurs when a child does not reach
expected communication milestones for their age, such as speaking first words,
combining words, or understanding language.

Relief varies by person. Some users experience improvement within a few days or
weeks, while others may need several months of consistent use and regular
adjustments to feel significant relief.

Aphasia is most commonly caused by a stroke, brain injury, or other neurological
conditions that damage the areas of the brain responsible for language.

Senior-friendly hearing aids are designed with simple controls, comfortable fittings,
rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth connectivity, and wireless streaming options to ensure
ease of use and convenience.

You can purchase BTE hearing aids from our hearing aid centres across India, including
major cities like Delhi, Ghaziabad, Kolkata, Faridabad, Chandigarh, and Dehradun. Our
certified audiologists provide professional assessments and personalized
recommendations at every location.

Yes. The clinic offers detailed assessments to identify developmental needs and create
a personalized therapy plan tailored to the child’s strengths and challenges.

We offer high-quality Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids from trusted global brands,
including Signia, Phonak, ReSound, Widex, and Starkey, catering to different hearing
needs and lifestyles.

Yes, Bluetooth hearing aids can seamlessly connect to both Android and iPhone
smartphones, ensuring smooth audio streaming, calls, and media playback without
interruptions or lag.

Common causes include:
● Age-related degeneration of the inner ear
● Prolonged exposure to loud noise
● Genetic factors or family history
● Certain medical conditions, infections, or sudden hearing changes

Some common signs include difficulty understanding speech (especially in noisy places),
frequently asking others to repeat themselves, increasing TV or phone volume, and
experiencing ringing in the ears (tinnitus).