At Hearing Centers of Indiana, we service and repair most hearing aid types and styles. If you’ve experienced any problems with your hearing aid, we’ll perform a thorough cleaning and check your devices for any damage. Minor repairs are done at the office, and you’ll be hearing clearly in no time. For all other repairs, we’ll send your devices to the manufacturer, and make sure they’re in great working order when you come to pick them up.

If you’ve been struggling to hear, an assistive listening device can help you focus on speech sounds, or access the technology you use the most.

Hearing on the Phone: If you have trouble hearing on the phone, consider assistive technology to help you follow conversations. Assistive phone devices will provide subtitles to your conversations, so you don’t have to rely on the audio to understand what’s been said.

Hearing Speech in Background Noise: An assistive listening device can help when you’re struggling to hear conversations in places with a lot of background noise. You can attach a small microphone to the shirt of the person you want to hear, and send their voice right to your hearing aids for better speech understanding in challenging listening environments.

Hearing Loops: Many public buildings, concert halls, and transit centers, have hearing loop systems in place. T-coil technology, either in your hearing aid or as part of an assistive listening device, can connect to the hearing loop to bring sounds right to your ears. You’ll hear the person on stage, or announcements on the PA system, without straining to hear.