Find a Beltone hearing solution for every lifestyle, budget, and type of hearing loss
Your hearing care professional will help you in choosing the right hearing aid based on
- how much hearing loss you have
- your listening needs based on your lifestyle
- your budget and cost for hearing aids
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Style of hearing aids based on degree of hearing loss
There are many styles and hearing aids vary in size, colors, special features and the way they fit in your ears. Hearing aids can either be worn outside the ear or inside the ear. Your hearing care professional can help you choose the hearing aid style that fits your lifestyle and needs. For mild to severe hearing loss, you can choose any style of hearing aids. For severe to profound hearing loss, it is generally recommended to wear outside the hearing aid.
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Listening and lifestyle needs
Your lifestyle and the listening environments will determine what hearing aid will be ideal for you. See below chart to see which hearing aid fits your lifestyle best.
| Budget | Basic | Advanced | Premium | |
| Hearing Aids Model | Beltone Rely | Beltone Amaze | Beltone Boost Ultra | Beltone Imagine |
| ★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ | |
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High-performance hearing |
A complete solution comfortable, high-quality sound. |
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Hearing loss level | |||
| Hearing loss level | Mild to profound | Mild to severe | Severe to profound | Mild to severe |
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Level of individualisation | |||
| Level of individualisation | ★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
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Sound clarity | |||
| Sound clarity | ★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
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Speech understanding in noise | |||
| Speech understanding in noise | ★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
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Spatial awareness | |||
| Spatial awareness | ★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
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Access to high-frequency sounds | |||
| Access to high-frequency sounds | ★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
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Cost of Hearing Aids | |||
| Cost of Hearing Aids | $ | $$$ | $$$ | $$$$ |
Ready to upgrade your hearing aids?
Visit your local Beltone Center to try our latest technology and hear what everyone is talking about.
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Steps to purchasing a hearing aid:
STEP 1
Find a local hearing care professional you trust.
This person will guide the process and help you make the best decision based on your level of hearing loss and specific preferences. Make sure the location is near your home and also accessible, if you travel.
STEP 2
Complete a lifestyle assessment.
Your daily routine is the most important determining factor when selecting the right hearing aids for you. Are you an outdoor enthusiast? Are you retired or still work? Are you often in noisy environments? Bring your responses to your free hearing evaluation.
STEP 3
Review your health history.
Your general health, medications you take or have taken, childhood illnesses, and your current hearing loss symptoms all influence the choice of hearing aid model appropriate for you. Make some notes that you can share with your hearing care professional when you come in for an office visit.
STEP 4
Have a comprehensive hearing exam.
At Beltone, we always start with a free comprehensive hearing evaluation. This is the best way to determine your type and level of hearing loss. First, we use an otoscope to visually inspect your ear canal and eardrum. Some cases of hearing loss are actually caused by earwax, eardrum perforation or an abnormality of the outer ear. Next, hearing ability is measured in each ear using tones of different frequencies, and speech sounds played through earphones. The results of these tests are plotted on a graph called an audiogram.
STEP 5
Review your audiogram results with a professional.
If a hearing loss is detected, your audiogram will show what kind of hearing loss you have (conductive, sensori-neural or mixed) and if your hearing loss is mild, moderate, severe, or profound. These factors are essential to know when you choosing the style, shape, size, and circuitry of the hearing aids that are right for you.
STEP 6
Try before you buy.
Today’s hearing aids are easy to wear. They can automatically adjust sound according to changing environments, remember your listening preferences, recognize the difference between speech and other sounds, and so much more. Best of all, they’re tiny and light, so they’re practically undetectable.Demonstration models let you experience the look and feel of those hearing aids best suited to your hearing loss, lifestyle, and expectations. Take a “test drive” before you buy to achieve a positive outcome.
STEP 7
Ask about follow-up care.
Once your hearing care professional fits you with new hearing aids, aftercare is recommended. Your hearing can change over time, requiring subtle adjustments to your hearing aids. Plus, hearing aids are highly sophisticated digital devices that perform best when regularly maintained.
Begin your journey to better hearing
Come in to your local Beltone Center and get a hearing screening and consultation with a hearing care professional. Learn about your type and level of hearing loss with no obligation to make a purchase.
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