HEARING AIDS
Choosing the right hearing aid can feel overwhelming. Whether you need help hearing in noisy restaurants, enjoying conversations with family, or streaming calls and music directly to your ears, we’ll match you with the right solution. Check out our new location with a wide array of Hearing Aids in Edmonton.
At Hearing Care Doctors, we provide the latest digital hearing aids in Edmonton, designed to deliver clearer sound, reduce background noise, and offer seamless wireless connectivity. Our licensed audiologists and hearing care specialists ensure every patient receives personalized hearing solutions, expert guidance, and ongoing support.
We believe the success of a hearing aid depends on both the device and the quality of care. That’s why we focus on educating patients about their hearing needs and providing compassionate, high-quality hearing care. Experience better hearing with Edmonton’s trusted hearing clinic.
IIC - Invisible in the canal
Invisible-In-Canal (IIC) Hearing Aids are the smallest type of hearing aids, designed to be completely invisible from the outside. These devices sit deep in the ear canal, close to the eardrum, offering a discreet and natural listening experience. Due to their compact size, IIC hearing aids are best suited for mild to moderate hearing loss and provide a balance of comfort, aesthetics, and functionality.
CIC - Completely in the canal
Completely-in-Canal (CIC) hearing aids are small devices that fit deep inside the ear canal, making them almost invisible from the outside. Compared to IIC hearing aids, CIC models offer more power and versatility, making them suitable for mild to severe hearing loss.
ITC - In the canal
In-the-Canal (ITC) hearing aids are custom-made devices that sit flush in the ear canal and are slightly visible from the side. These hearing aids offer more power than IIC and CIC models, making them suitable for mild to severe hearing loss.
ITE - In the ear
In-the-Ear (ITE) hearing aids are custom devices that fit flush within the ear concha, filling much of the outer ear. These powerful hearing aids are suitable for mild to severe hearing loss and provide a combination of performance, comfort, and usability.
RIC - Receiver in the canal
Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) hearing aids are a newer type of device that sit discreetly behind the ear, with the receiver placed inside the ear canal. This design makes them nearly invisible while offering excellent comfort and sound quality.
BTE - Behind the ear
Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids are larger devices that sit comfortably behind the ear and are the most powerful type of hearing aids. They are ideal for severe to profound hearing loss and are commonly recommended for children and individuals who require maximum amplification.