Phonak Hearing Aids
Phonak Hearing Aids
Phonak is among the most innovative hearing aid manufacturers in the industry, producing their first portable hearing device in 1950. For more than 70 years, a leader in the development of wireless communication, Phonak has a long line of innovations in the hearing aid technology industry.
Visaton Super, a pair of glasses with integrated hearing aids, was among their first innovations in 1967, which was followed by the world’s first BTE (behind-the-ear) hearing aid (Phonette) in 1970. Phonak introduced a new type of audio input that became the foundation for FM hearing devices in 1979.
PICS, the first digitally programmed hearing aid with an analogue processor, became available in 1992, with AudioZoom multi-microphone concept following that in 1994, and the first tiny FM receiver, MicroLink, in 1996.
The first digital hearing system with FM receiver became available in 1999 and the tiny MLx ear-level FM receiver hearing system the following year. Bluetooth integration technology, SmartLink (2003), became the foundation for the development of bionic systems like Binaural VoiceStream Technology, capable of improving sound distinction by up to 45% in challenging noise environments.
After the development of water-resistant housings in 2008, Phonak integrated the material with nano-digital technology in order to develop the world’s only extended wear hearing product.
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Available Hearing Solutions from Phonak
Phonak hearing aids utilize bionic systems and Binaural VoiceStream Technology capable of improving sound distinction by up to 45% in challenging noise environments.
Along with the world’s only extended wear hearing device, Phonak provides a wide range of traditional hearing aid solutions with enhanced performance, crisp sound clarity, noise canceling capabilities, integrated tinnitus management, advanced recharging capabilities, and improved connectivity.
Marvel Smartphone connectivity accommodates seamless streaming for Android, iPhone, and a wide range of Bluetooth compatible digital devices with hi-fi stereo quality sound. Some Phonak models feature Tap Control Connectivity, designed to make connectivity virtually effortless.
Other innovations include integrated tinnitus management, advanced recharging capabilities, and improved connectivity. Phonak’s remote support from the myPhonak app allows for improved support and programming for your device from a remote location.
Patient-Focused Hearing Care from Sound Audiology & Hearing Aids
Brand name hearing aids, like those from Phonak, are just one of several advanced technology solutions our audiologists at Sound Audiology & Hearing Aids use to address your specific hearing care needs. However, no device, regardless of how technologically advanced, can ever replace you as the primary focus of the hearing care we provide.
Personalized hearing care begins with a highly accurate comprehensive hearing assessment that identifies your unique hearing challenges. Once we’ve established your needs, our hearing instrument specialists guide you through the process of selecting the hearing aid that addresses your specific type and severity of hearing loss, but also take your personal and budget preferences into account.
Along with fitting you with some of the world’s most advanced hearing aid technology from manufacturers, like Phonak, ReSound, Signia, and more, our hearing care experts provide ongoing technical support, device maintenance, and hearing aid repair to enhance better hearing and improve your quality of life.
If you, or a loved one, is struggling with hearing challenges or needs some technical assistance from one of our hearing aid technicians, contact our hearing care clinic in Walla Walla, Richland, or Prosser, WA using the adjacent form.
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