Hearing Associates of Northern Virginia
McLean, VA 22101703-748-3300
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- 33 ratings
- 87% superior overall quality
- Prices 2% lower than average
- Compare 43 hearing aid dispensers nearby
- "Latest hearing aids, some very pricey but worth it. Knowledgeable and very pleasant audiologists."
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Symptoms of Hearing Loss
If you are hearing less than you used to, take a measure of comfort in knowing that you’re not alone. About 10 percent of Americans have some hearing loss, and the figure is more than 30 percent for persons over age 65.
Where to Buy Hearing Aids
If you’re about to get a hearing aid, be wary: Because of the “scientific” nature of the purchase, consumers are often vulnerable to misinformation and bad deals. Our ratings of hearing centers will help you find reliable advice.
How to Save Money on Hearing Aids
Be sure to shop for price. Our undercover shoppers collected prices for 12 different hearing aid models from area sellers and found some companies charge prices that are twice as expensive as others.
Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is extremely common. It can be a normal part of the aging process and, for many, an inevitable result of living in a noisy society. There are two primary types of hearing loss: sensorineural loss and conductive loss.
Getting Evaluated for Hearing Loss
If you suspect that you have hearing loss, first consult a physician. It is important that a medical doctor rule out curable medical problems before you pay big money for a hearing aid.
How to Select the Right Hearing Aid
The Digital Age has brought great advances in hearing-aid technology. Even basic models sold today are greatly improved over old analog models in helping their wearers hear in complex and varying listening environments.
Should You Buy One Hearing Aid or Two?
If you have hearing loss in both ears, purchase aids for both of them. It will cost twice as much, but the benefits are significant.
How to Avoid Being Stuck with the Wrong Hearing Aid
Most hearing-aid purchases go off without a hitch. But some don’t. It’s not easy to get it right because each patient’s hearing loss is unique and everyone has different expectations. Here are steps you can take to protect yourself from bad choices.
How to Maximize the Benefits of Hearing Aids
Although hearing aids can’t restore normal hearing, they have improved the lives of millions of people. There are steps you can take to maximize the benefits of your hearing aids.
Listening Strategies When Wearing Hearing Aids
There is only so much that hearing aids can do to improve your ability to hear. The rest is up to you. You can use a number of tactics to improve your hearing in difficult listening environments.
Hearing Health Resources
Here is a list of organizations that can offer tremendous help for patients with hearing loss.
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