Single-sided Hearing Loss Hearing Aids

Single-sided Hearing Loss

Solutions for people with hearing loss in mainly one ear.

Product Features

We typically recommend either a CROS or a BiCROS system. A CROS system consists of a single microphone and single receiver contained in two individual devices (one for each ear). The ear with little-to-no functional hearing is fit with the microphone-equipped device, and the ear with normal hearing is fit with the receiver-equipped device. Sound arriving at the ear with hearing loss will then transmit through a wireless connection to the receiver-equipped device on the normal-hearing ear — to help you hear sounds regardless of which side they’re coming from.

A BiCROS system consists of a microphone-equipped device that is fit to the poorer-hearing ear and a conventional hearing aid fit to the better-hearing ear that has some hearing loss.

Customer Reviews

Gina Williams, on Google

Julie Giedeman, on Google

They were very helpful and worked quickly to resolve the problem.

Patti Miles, on Google

Lawanda Walls, on Google

Sandy Caby, on Google

Laurie Pugh, on Google

As usual their treatment and courtesy was first Class.

Dave Owen, on Google

Michael (at the Waterloo office) was very helpful and knowledgeable.

Sheila Brand, on Google

Gale Graul, on Google

The doctor was VERY thorough when giving the hearing test and going over the results of the evaluation. She took her time and welcomed any and all of my questions. I would recommend her to anyone that is concerned about their hearing and cognitive health.

Teena Turner, on Google

Leroy Epplin, on Google

Single-sided Hearing Loss

Hearing Aid Style

Invisible-in-Canal

Receiver-in-Canal

Completely-in-Canal

Behind-the-Ear

In-the-Canal

In-the-Ear

Tinnitus

Rechargeable Hearing Aids

Hearing & Activity Tracking

Single-sided Hearing Loss