Hearing Aid FAQs

1. Bulk Ordering: We order our hearing aids in bulk and get discounts then pass them to the patients
2. Lean Six Sigma: We use Lean six sigma (The same process Toyota uses in their business to make amazing vehicles) for our process within the company to eliminate errors from our processes in order to ensure service is smooth and fast. Essentially it’s about doing it right the first time 98% of the time.
3. We work with multiple manufacturers: This keeps the manufacturers constantly working for our patients instead of us being stuck with just one manufacturer… What it means is if there is an issue… they ensure it is fixed because they know we are not stuck with just them.

Questions and statements we hear most.

• I don’t think I have a hearing loss. I just am not paying attention

• I like the TV loud or he watches the TV SO LOUD

• Is ringing in my ears normal?

• Do I just have ear wax?

• My wife/husband says I can not hear…. But I think I can

• People are just mumbling

• I believe I hear volume but can not fully understand… people are mumbling

You can only answer all of these questions with a Hearing test. Schedule your visit at our Office in order to prove yourself right or wrong. The Hearing test is free and if you have a loss we can fit you with Hearing aids.

• We listen first. Your initial consultation is free and pressure-free, allowing our skilled hearing health professionals to assess your hearing and discuss your concerns at length.
• Your care is for keeps. When you choose us, you receive complimentary lifetime support, including cleanings, adjustments, and consultations. Your peace of mind is our priority.
• Top-notch technology, factory-direct savings. We offer the latest advancements in hearing aids at competitive prices, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your budget and preferences.

A legacy of excellence. Recognized as Best of Georgia every year since 2019, we’re committed to serving our community with exceptional care and value.

You should get a hearing test every year immediately if you notice you are having any issues or others notice you are as a preventive measure. a good rule of thumb would be after 45 years old you should get a test every year as a preventive measure to track your hearing health. Hearing loss has been linked to lots of other medical conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia, so staying aware of your hearing health is critical to living a long happy life.

An audiologist will test your hearing by playing a series of noises within a soundproof booth to see which frequencies you can hear. They will also use specialized equipment to test your eardrums.

No. All you need is an audiogram completed by a specialist. We do that at all of our locations free of charge.