Traditional Hearing Aids

Traditional Hearing Aids Only Make Things Louder

At Modern Hearing Solutions, we specialize in the medical treatment of hearing loss and tinnitus, but our focus is first and foremost on our patients. Our patient centered care means you’re treated by empathetic, experienced professionals who understand how to help you live the most independent lifestyle possible. Your hearing and brain health, and the independence they give you, are our number one priority.

If you’re confused by all the traditional hearing aid amplifiers on the market, trust Ohio’s Highest Rated Hearing Health Care team to give you the education and guidance you need.

Traditional hearing aids compared with medical hearing treatment

Why NOT Traditional Hearing Aids?

Traditional hearing aids often add to the confusion for people seeking treatment for hearing loss. You’ve likely seen the ads: “As Seen on TV” offers, letters in your mailbox, and mailers from local retail hearing aid dealers. Without proper education, you may believe all technology is created equal. It isn’t.

Traditional Hearing Aids

Traditional hearing aids have been available for over 40 years and work on the premise of making all sounds louder. Although this technology uses tricks to reduce background noise, like turning off certain microphones or boosting certain sounds, it cannot adapt to different listening environments or provide enhanced clarity of speech.

Makes all sounds louder

Can't adapt to changing environments

No enhanced speech clarity

Over the Counter Hearing Aids

Recent legislation made over the counter hearing aids legal in the United States. These are one size fits all devices fit at home without a hearing evaluation and without the medical care of a professional team. The FDA has limited their use to people with mild to moderate hearing loss, although there is no way to enforce this. Fortunately, the Attorneys General in several states, including Texas, Arizona, Michigan, and Ohio, have started cracking down on misleading claims about how effective this technology is.

One size fits all

No hearing evaluation

No professional medical care

Learn More About Choosing the Right Audiologist

Dr. Darrow’s free report, The Top 10 Things You Must Know Before Choosing Your Hearing Healthcare Provider, walks you through what to look for before you trust anyone with your hearing.