FAQs

Yes. Signia hearing aids support Bluetooth, allowing direct streaming of calls, music,
and TV audio, along with app-based control for volume and sound settings.

Yes. With early intervention and consistent therapy, many children make significant
progress and develop age-appropriate communication skills. The earlier the support
begins, the better the outcomes.

ITE hearing aids are custom-made devices that sit inside the outer ear or ear canal.
They are designed to be discreet, comfortable, and easy to handle, offering both
cosmetic appeal and powerful performance.

Yes. Many Signia models include built-in tinnitus therapy programs or sound masking
options that help reduce the perception of ringing or buzzing in the ears.

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

Common causes include:
● Earwax (cerumen) blockage
● Middle ear infections or fluid buildup
● Allergies affecting ear function
● Damage to the outer or middle ear structures

Signia hearing aids feature advanced technology like Own Voice Processing (OVP),
Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeable batteries, and directional microphones that
enhance clarity, comfort, and overall listening experience.

Some of the latest models include Oticon Intent, Oticon Real, Oticon Own, Oticon
Zircon, Oticon Xceed, and Oticon Play PX. Each offers different features to suit varying
levels of hearing loss and lifestyle needs.

Not all. Specialized tinnitus-friendly hearing aids come with sound masking features or
built-in tinnitus therapy programs, in addition to amplification, to provide targeted relief.

Yes. The clinic provides complete after-care including fine-tuning, regular servicing, and
maintenance to ensure the device continues to provide maximum benefit for tinnitus
relief.

Speech therapy helps rebuild language skills through exercises in speaking,
understanding, reading, and writing. Therapy may also teach alternative ways to
communicate and improve everyday interactions.

● SISI (Short Increment Sensitivity Index): Differentiates sensory vs. neural hearing
loss.
● TDT (Tone Decay Test): Measures auditory nerve fatigue and helps detect retro-
cochlear conditions.
● ABLB (Alternate Binaural Loudness Balance): Assesses loudness perception
differences between ears, aiding in sensorineural hearing loss diagnosis and hearing aid
programming.