When your electronic devices aren’t functioning properly, your frustration leads you to toss them into the junk drawer with your other malfunctioning gadgets.
The same frustration can come from prescription hearing aids that aren’t working right or stopped working.
Don’t Toss Your Hearing Aids, Bring Them To Us For Repair
Before you toss your hearing aids into the junk drawer, bring them to the Flex Audiology experts for repair.
Prescription Hearing aids are pretty high-tech, so when something goes wrong with them, only an expert can provide the right solution.
You can rest assured knowing that our professional hearing aid repair experts are on the job to help your devices get back in working order so that you can continue to listen to the life you love most.
Our Repair Service
If your hearing aids aren’t working properly, our repair specialists can diagnose and fix the issue. We offer in-house maintenance and repairs, and if needed, we’ll send your device to major manufacturers using expedited shipping for faster service.
Expert repairs, cleaning, and adjustments available in-house.
We partner with major brands like Oticon, Signia, Siemens, and Starkey.
Devices sent out for repair use fast shipping (FedEx/DHL)
Three Common Hearing Aid Problems
When malfunctioning hearing aids come into our office to be repaired by our hearing aid technicians, the cause of the problem typically falls into one of three categories:
Hearing Aid Repair – Care And Maintenance
Because they are delicate medical devices sitting in a part of your body, hearing aids require daily cleaning to combat the buildup of debris, earwax, and moisture.
Wax Guards
Hearing aids can get clogged with earwax. Your audiologist will guide you on how to replace the wax guards or wax traps that are included with your hearing aids, helping to ensure they function properly and continue to deliver clear sound.
Scheduled Maintenance
Just like regular oil changes keep your car running smoothly, following your hearing aid provider’s recommended maintenance is key. This includes deep cleaning & vacuuming of the microphone ports to keep your hearing aids in top condition.
Electroacoustic Analysis
This is an annual performance test used by our hearing aid technicians to evaluate how well all of your hearing aid features are working as well as the viability of internal components in order to ensure optimal performance.
Batteries
When not using your hearing aid, open the battery door to save power. Use the correct battery type and follow care instructions. Rechargeable aids charge nightly, avoiding frequent battery changes. Lithium batteries last about 4–5 years.
Loaner Hearing Aids While You Wait
In addition to providing expert repairs, Flex Audiology provides you with a loaner set of hearing aids while your devices are in the shop.
They won’t fit exactly like your custom-formed devices, but we stock a wide range of hearing instruments, from canal aids to behind-the-ear devices, which will work in a pinch.

Keep Your Hearing Aids In Proper Working Order
If you or a loved one is struggling with malfunctioning hearing aids, or if they just need some maintenance or TLC, contact our hearing aid repair specialists by scheduling a hearing aid repair appointment.
If you'd rather reach out to us directly, you can call us at (812) 532-3011