Miniaturized 3-in-1 earbuds for hearing enhancement, music and calls.

Enhance the sound, not the noise.

These pioneering hearing-enhancing earbuds have been specifically engineered with advanced medical-grade technology, to help you focus on what you want to listen to, without just turning up the volume.

Their innovative design uses 4 dedicated microphones to reduce background noise and improve speech clarity, so whether you’re chatting with your partner in a busy café or catching up with friends over dinner, the sounds that matter will be crystal-clear.

Jabra Enhance Plus may be a good solution for you if:

• You have mild to moderate hearing loss, or even normal hearing,but you’re experiencing hearing challenges in noisy environments.
• You are looking for something you can use when you need it, or you feel like you don’t want or need a traditional hearing aid
• You are looking for hearing enhancement with phone calls and streaming
• You prefer the earbud design– they don’t look like traditional hearing aids!

Link: https://www.jabra.com/hearing/enhance-plus

An adaptable personalized hearing experience like never before.

The Blu platform from Unitron features their highly advanced signal processing system, Integra OS. With easy personalization, made-for-all connectivity, and sleek new styles, Blu offers life-enhancing hearing solutions that are ready for anything the day holds.

You can experience Unitron Blu through our unique leasing program. We fit the hearing aids to you and fine-tune their processing and their programs to your lifestyle and hearing loss. Once a month, you’ll attend a quick appointment with us to renew your lease. It’s that easy!

Unitron Blu is highly functional with your favorite technology – you can even connect to two digital devices at the same time, such as your phone and tablet. And with the Remote Plus app, you have the ability to make real-time, temporary adjustments to your listening experience right at your fingertips. Devices are available in both rechargeable and traditional battery-operated models.

According to manufacturers, hearing aids generally last four to seven years. And that’s if you’ve kept them clean and well maintenanced for their lifetime! A hearing test is considered accurate for just a year – so if it’s been longer than a year, it’s time to come back and see us. Small changes in your hearing and your lifestyle impact the way your hearing aids can work for you, and we want to help.

Some of the newest innovations in hearing aid technology include:

• Artificial Intelligence: Algorithms allow the hearing aid to analyze a wearer’s environment and the sounds coming in, identify sounds and specific people, and automatically adjust the audio based on the wearer’s level of hearing loss and preselected preferences. The hearing aid learns to identify specific voices, so it can focus on the familiar, which reduces the need for a wearer to make manual adjustments throughout the day.
• Bluetooth Streaming: Hearing aids with this feature can play audio directly from a compatible Bluetooth device, such as a computer, smartphone, stereo or television. The user hears clearer sound with less interference or feedback.
• Fall Detection: Like some new smartwatches, some high-tech hearing aids can figure out whether the wearer has taken a tumble. They then wirelessly connect to the user’s smartphone to call 911 or text preselected contacts. For this feature to work, the hearing aid must remain near the smartphone it’s paired with.
• Fitness Tracker: Instead of using a separate heart rate monitor, pedometer or smartwatch, hearing aids can track movement and the wearer’s heart rate, sharing the information with your smartphone.

Not to mention improved directionality, reduced size, and rechargeable batteries!

But even the best hearing aid isn’t worth the investment unless you have it programmed and maintenanced by a certified audiologist. That’s why we start with the most comprehensive assessments in our field – to measure not only your hearing loss, but also your ability to understand speech in noise, your cognitive processing comprehension, and more. That’s why we assess your new hearing aids with Real Ear measurements, to tell us exactly how the device is working in your unique ear canal.