FLEX AUDIOLOGY
Sivantos Hearing Aids
Acquired by Sivantos, the first Siemens hearing device was the Phonophor sold before World War II. The Auriculette hearing aid (1959) was a behind-the-ear (BTE) device made with small lightweight components in a single unit. In 1966 Sivantos produced the Siretta 339, the first device worn entirely in-the-ear (ITE), allowing Sivantos to capture European, North American, and Asian markets.
Signia hearing aids using Siemens’ technology, such as Binax, accelerated the development of smart products and applications with practical and convenient benefits for people with hearing loss. Sivantos’ merger with Widex in 2019, establishing WS Audiology, provided the foundation for a leader in hearing aid technology as well as a large-scale manufacturing partnership for a broad variety of hearing instruments under various brand names.
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Hearing Solutions Available to You from Sivantos
The performance quality of Binax comes from its e2e wireless technology, capable of simulating binaural hearing through the use of an eight-microphone network (four per hearing aid) that shares and balances audio data between instruments. Narrow Directionality, Spatial Speech Focus, eWindScreen binaural, and High-Definition Sound Resolution are other features capable of enhancing the clarity of your sound experience.
Various RIC, CIC, and BTE devices operating on the OVP platform with instant fit and custom formed options that include Bluetooth streaming are available in all of the lines of hearing aids produced by Sivantos, including specialized devices for individuals with one-sided hearing loss.
The TeleCare app makes it possible for you to stay up to date with your hearing care provider for ongoing counseling and support using your smartphone without the necessity of an in-office consultation.
Patient-Focused Hearing Care from Flex Audiology
Many advanced technology solutions, like Sivantos hearing aids, are among the tools available for Flex Audiology to address your unique hearing care needs but cannot replace you as the primary focus of the personalized hearing care we provide to our patients.
We start with an accurate diagnosis of your hearing challenges with a comprehensive hearing assessment and the expert guidance of our hearing aid technicians to help you during the process of selecting the hearing instrument that best addresses your specific type and severity of hearing loss, along with meeting your personal and budget preferences.
Residents of Lawrenceburg, IN and nearby communities can enjoy better hearing as well as a more active and independent lifestyle thanks to the services our hearing instrument specialists provide, such as ongoing technical support, device maintenance, and hearing aid repair for devices from manufacturers like Sivantos, Sonic, Starkey, and more.
If you, or a loved one, is struggling with your hearing or you need some help from one of our hearing instrument specialists, contact our Flex Audiology clinic using the adjacent form.
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What Local People Say
They are very helpful.
I became aware of my hearing loss when I was a small child and wasn’t sure what was going on. Everyone at Flex Audiology was very concerned and helpful with my hearing loss.
– Marshane Greathouse
I can hear a lot better.
Between music and machinery, I have also had trouble [hearing]. My biggest concern prior to my appointment at Flex Audiology was cost and service. Flex has the best of each – cost and service.
– Jim Stohr
I was so amazed and my husband...
I first realized I had a hearing loss when my husband complained about the TV being too loud or having my friends repeating what they had said.
– Vicki Shroyer