Hearing Aids in Boca Raton, Fl

Hearing loss can be profoundly disorienting and isolating, making it difficult to understand and connect with your loved ones. But now there’s a convenient, local way to get the highest caliber of custom hearing loss solutions, affordable care, clinical expertise, and lifelong hearing consultations. Make an appointment today at South Florida ENT Associates for your hearing aids in Boca Raton, FL.

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Explore Your Personalized Hearing Loss Solutions

After evaluating your case and discussing your needs and lifestyle with you, your audiologist will fit you with hearing aids. During your appointment, you can expect precise programming, careful measurement, and comprehensive education

Our team of top-tier hearing aid doctors and sensitive support staff are grateful to show their neighbors the difference that the right hearing aid technology can make. Whether you are being fitted for hearing aids for the first time or are in the market for an upgrade, you owe it to yourself to explore your options at South Florida ENT Associates.

How hearing aids work

Someone says “Hello.”

A microphone picks up the sound and converts it to an electrical/digital signal.

An amplifier increases the strength of that signal. In more sophisticated devices, the signal is manipulated by advanced processing.

A receiver/speaker converts it back into sound and sends it to the inner ear. The brain “hears” and understands the sound as speech.

We hear them say “Hello.”

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Programming

To program your hearing aids, your audiologist will evaluate the results of hearing tests developed by your hearing aid manufacturer. This programming is optimized to help you hear clearly in many different listening situations.

Measurement

Real Ear Measurement (REM) tests are quick, painless, and help your hearing aid doctor measure the performance of your hearing aids. With test results and in consultation with you, your doctor can optimize the performance of your hearing aids.

Education

It’s normal to have questions – and your appointment is the perfect time to ask them. Your doctor will also take time to teach you how to care for your hearing aids and maintain them over time. We want your hearing aids to work well and to keep working well for as long as possible.

Mom helping child put on his hearing aid

More to Discover: Hearing Aid Accessories

Depending on your needs, hearing aid accessories could improve your enjoyment of your hearing aids in Boca Raton. Talk to your hearing aid doctor about exciting features like directional microphones and wind noise reduction.

You may also be interested in smartphone apps that allow you to make quick adjustments to your hearing aids on-the-go. You can even use Bluetooth to connect your hearing aids to your phone for hands free conversations, or your television to better enjoy your favorite shows.

The South Florida ENT Associates Guarantee

You can feel confident in your hearing aid purchase from South Florida ENT Associates and rest assured that hearing aid doctor is always just a phone call away. Every hearing aid purchase comes with:

A 30-day trial period
A hearing aid warranty
Fit verification
Unlimited personalized care, cleaning, and adjustments for the entire life of your device.

Finding the Right Hearing Aid for Your Lifestyle

Infographic Showing the Level of Hearing Aid Technology for Each Life Style

Thanks for Being Part of the South Florida ENT Associates Family

It’s time to take back your life by taking control of your hearing health. Your South Florida ENT Associates team is here for you. Let’s explore hearing loss solutions that fit into your unique lifestyle. We look forward to serving you for all your comprehensive ear, nose, and throat care needs.

Hear Aids FAQ

How do I know if I need hearing aids?

If you're frequently asking people to repeat themselves, turning up the volume on the TV or phone, or struggling to follow conversations in noisy environments, it may be time to schedule a hearing evaluation. A licensed audiologist can determine whether hearing aids are the right solution for your specific type and degree of hearing loss.

Are hearing aids covered by insurance?

Coverage for hearing aids varies widely depending on your insurance provider and plan. Some plans may cover part of the cost, while others do not provide any coverage. It's best to check with your insurance company or ask our staff to assist you in verifying your benefits.

How long do hearing aids last?

Most hearing aids last between 3 to 7 years, depending on usage, maintenance, and exposure to moisture or earwax. Regular cleaning and professional check-ups can significantly extend the life of your devices.

Do hearing aids require maintenance?

Yes, hearing aids require regular care to perform optimally. This includes daily cleaning, battery replacement or recharging, and periodic professional check-ups to ensure everything is functioning correctly. Our team provides lifetime cleaning and adjustments for all our devices.

Can I sleep with my hearing aids in?

It’s generally recommended to remove your hearing aids before sleeping. This allows your ears to “breathe” and prevents potential damage to the devices during the night.

Are there hearing aids that are invisible or less noticeable?

Yes, there are various discreet hearing aid styles, including in-the-ear (ITE), completely-in-the-canal (CIC), and invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) models. Your audiologist can recommend styles that suit your hearing needs and cosmetic preferences.

Can hearing aids help with tinnitus?

Many modern hearing aids have built-in tinnitus management features that can provide relief. These include sound therapy and masking options that help reduce the perception of ringing or buzzing in the ears.

What if I’m not satisfied with my hearing aids?

At South Florida ENT Associates, all hearing aids come with a 30-day trial period. If you're not fully satisfied within this window, your audiologist will work with you to make adjustments or explore other options.

Do I need a referral to make an appointment?

In many cases, you do not need a referral to see an audiologist or hearing aid specialist. However, some insurance plans may require one. Feel free to contact us directly for help navigating the process.