We may hear with our ears, but we process all that information with our brain. The brain is wired to expect information from both sides of the head.
If you have a hearing loss in both ears, two hearing aids will almost always be the best choice.
This helps your brain receive the information it needs to interpret in difficult listening situations. Compared to one instrument, the overall sound quality and comfort from two is usually better.
A superior new technology called binaural processing lets two hearing aids actually communicate to one another by sharing information through a wireless sound stream. Binaural processing helps you interpret speech in noisy surroundings as it adjusts for subtle volume differences on both sides of your head.
This superior technology also includes a very wide bandwidth, meaning more key sounds reach your brain.
Wireless processing can help people who have a better sense of where the sound is coming from and better understand what people are saying.
Do something about it!
Hearing Healthcare of Virginia is offering complimentary hearing screenings at its six locations in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia – Charlottesville, Covington, Culpeper, Fishersville, Harrisonburg, and Lexington.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (888) 512-1164.
More online at www.HearVirginia.com.
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