Hearing Aid FAQs

Common Questions, Answered.

How do I know if I have hearing loss?

A: Signs of hearing loss include difficulty understanding conversations, turning up the TV volume, and asking people to repeat themselves frequently.

Are there different types of hearing loss?

A: Yes, hearing loss can be categorized as conductive (related to the ear canal or middle ear), sensorineural (related to the inner ear or auditory nerve), or mixed (a combination of both).

Can hearing loss be treated?

A: Many types of hearing loss can be treated with hearing aids, cochlear implants, or other assistive devices. Some cases may be reversible if the underlying cause is treatable.

What are hearing aids?

A: Hearing aids are small electronic devices worn in or behind the ear that amplify sounds to make them more audible for people with hearing loss.

How do I choose the right hearing aid for me?

A: The best hearing aid depends on your specific hearing needs, lifestyle, and budget. An audiologist can help you select the most suitable device.

Need help finding out which hearing aid is right for you? Christensen Hearing can help with that! Call or Text, or fill in our Appointment Request form to schedule your next appointment with us.

Can hearing aids improve my quality of life?

A: Yes, hearing aids can significantly enhance your communication, relationships, and overall well-being by restoring your ability to hear and engage in conversations.

How often do I need to replace my hearing aids?

A: The lifespan of hearing aids varies, but they typically last 3-7 years. Regular maintenance and care can extend their longevity.

Can I connect my hearing aids to my phone or other devices?

A: Many modern hearing aids offer Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to stream audio from smartphones, TVs, and other compatible devices.

How can I find a qualified audiologist or hearing specialist?

A: You can find a reputable audiologist or hearing specialist by asking for referrals from your primary care physician, checking online reviews, or contacting local audiology clinics.

Our specialists at Christensen Hearing, based in Lincoln, NE, can help with that! Call or Text, or fill in our Appointment Request form to schedule your next appointment with us.

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