Invisible Hearing Aids
Our discreet invisible-in-the-canal hearing aids offer a secure fit and advanced noise-processing technology, making it the ideal solution for your active lifestyle.
For Patients with:
Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss
Advantages:
1. Natural sound clarity
2. Secure fit for an active lifestyle
3. Sits deeper in canal, reducing “plugged up” feeling
4. Functionally invisible
5. Works well with helmets, glasses and other headgear
Disadvantages:
1. Susceptible to ear wax and moisture damage
2. Small size can be a problem for dexterity
3. Connectivity to wireless devices can be a problem
Overview of Invisible Hearing Aids
Invisible-in-the-Canal hearing aids pack clarity and power into the tiniest of packages — a hearing device so small, they will only be noticed if someone knows you’re wearing them. Look, feel, and hear your best with devices that enhance your ability to perform the activities you love.
Features of IIC hearing aids include the most advanced sound-processing and noise-reduction technology available, meaning you’re ready for all situations. Your invisible hearing system will do all the work for you, adjusting automatically to whatever environment you’re in and making it easier for you to pay attention to the people and things you really care about rather than the hearing aids you’re wearing.
Special Care/Maintenance
Your ear canal produces earwax (cerumen) which may clog the earpiece, so your hearing instruments contain a changeable filter to prevent wax accumulation. Follow the instructions of your hearing care provider or manufacturer for changing filters.
Daily cleaning using a soft cloth and multi-tool should become a regular part of your daily routine. Your multi-tool also includes a magnet, which helps make it easier to change the batteries on your device.
Frequently Asked Questions About IIC Hearing Aids
Do IIC hearing aids include the latest in hearing aid technology?
How do they differ from the Lyric hearing aids?
Am I a candidate for Invisible Hearing Aids?
Can I wear my IIC device 24/7?
Can I shower or swim with them in?
Scheduling a Hearing Assessment
If you are concerned about your hearing or that of a loved one, your first step is a comprehensive hearing assessment conducted by an audiology professional for an accurate evaluation of your hearing loss and help selecting the right hearing device to address your hearing challenges.
By completing and submitting your form, you’ll alert our team to give you a call and help you schedule a hearing assessment with one of our audiologists.
Patient Stories
PATIENT STORIES
“Don’t miss out on your life with others.”
When Ruth realized her hearing was deteriorating, she was “shocked” and “embarrassed.” She says she “didn’t want to wear aids – they’re ugly. I was in my 40s.”
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Ruth B.
PATIENT STORIES
“Show yourself some love and get your hearing checked.”
Something strange was happening to Ruthy and she didn’t know what it was.
She says “it began with my fixation on people’s mouth movements. I noticed my eyes would move from watching their eyes to watching their lips.”
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Ruthy R.
PATIENT STORIES
“You would be surprised what you’re missing without even knowing it.”
Regular exposure to loud noises can gradually damage one’s hearing over time. After working in a noisy environment for many years, this is exactly what happened to Ken.
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Ken C.
PATIENT STORIES
“You will get your questions answered.”
Approximately 10 to 15 years ago, Clay developed tinnitus. After struggling with it for so long, he was concerned about what would happen to his hearing in the future.
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Clay E.
PATIENT STORIES
“Hearing aids can be your best friend.”
Judith learned she had a hearing loss when she was seven years old, following a hearing test at school. However, she says, “Nothing was done about the hearing loss. I did not get hearing aids until I was 37 years old. Far too long to go without hearing.”
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Judith Y.
PATIENT STORIES
“They have been immensely supportive and understanding.”
Nearly forty years ago, Alda was faced with a dilemma. She was tired of her family commenting on her hearing loss, but she had no extra money to pay for hearing aids.
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Alda V.
PATIENT STORIES
“Highline Hearing performed testing above and beyond anything I had experienced.”
It was 2019 and John was three months into enjoying his retirement when “low level ringing in the ears had developed.”
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John H.
PATIENT STORIES
“It’s been a lifesaver.”
April’s hearing loss was discovered when she was eight years old. She recalls, “Was 8 and our pastor who had a hearing loss knew about it. Told my parents.”
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April S.
PATIENT STORIES
“Don’t dally. Go now.”
Eugene first noticed his hearing loss nearly 15 years ago.
Knowing he had to do something about it, he contacted Highland Audiology & Hearing Aids without any hesitation or worries.
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Eugene "Kyle" S.
PATIENT STORIES
“Great place to go.”
Janet became aware of her hearing loss in 2015. And like many others who are struggling with their hearing, she says, “I felt sad and hoped it would come back.”
Upon visiting Highline Audiology & Hearing Aids, she says, “I liked and trusted Eileen and Gloria.”
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Janet A.
PATIENT STORIES
“Always been great.”
Kurt’s memory of discovering his hearing loss is rather hazy. But as he explains, “I was 3 or 4 when we figured it out, so I don’t remember that.”
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Kurt
