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How Much Does It Cost To Get Hearing Aids?
The cost of an appointment with your Audiologist plus a pair of hearing aids can range from R 16,000 – R 90,000.
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Where Can I Find An Audiologist?
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370 Clark Road, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal 4052
34 Cathedral Street, George Central, George, George, Western Cape 6529
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54 Zandstreet, Rustenburg, North West 0299
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No 6 Mansoor Street, Piet Retief, Mpumalanga 2380
Frequently Asked Questions About Hearing Aids.
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Will a hearing aid restore my hearing to normal?
No, hearing aids are designed to ease hearing, but they cannot restore the natural functioning of the ear. Hearing aids also cannot prevent the progression of hearing loss over time.
How long does it take to get used to a hearing aid?
Each person’s experience is different. Hearing aids help you hear sounds that you haven’t heard (or haven’t heard in years).
Relearning takes place in the central auditory system, where the brain takes time to classify all the new information that comes into the ear.
There is a 60-day trial period during which you can become accustomed to hearing aids and evaluate their usefulness. Programming changes may be made empirically to assist in the customization process.
There are so many different types of hearing aids! Which style is best?
There is no such thing as a single “best” style. Depending on your specific listening requirements, you’ll have a variety of alternatives to pick from. Your kind and degree of hearing loss, as well as your lifestyle demands, cosmetic preferences, and money, are all things to consider. Your audiologist will work with you to choose a hearing aid that meets your specific requirements.
Why do hearing aids cost so much?
One of the reasons is that the number of hearing aids sold is relatively low (about 1.7 million hearing aids for about 30 million people with deafness).
Manufacturers also spend considerable time and money on research and development. The purchase price also includes a one to two year warranty against loss and effort.
How do I take care of my hearing aid?
Hearing aids need to be kept dry. Methods for cleaning hearing aids vary depending on the style and shape. Other tips for taking care of hearing aids include:
- Keep the hearing aids away from heat.
- Batteries should be replaced on a regular basis.
- Avoid the use of hairspray and other hair products when the hearing aid is in place.
Is there anything else, other than (or in addition to) hearing aids, that can help me hear?
Hearing aids may not be sufficient in some scenarios. When background noise, distance, and bad acoustics are concerns, assistive listening devices (ALDs) can give an extra boost. You may be a candidate for cochlear implants or bone-anchored hearing devices if you are profoundly deaf and traditional hearing aids are ineffective. You may also inquire about aural rehabilitation and communication tactics with or without hearing aids from your audiologist.
