What to do when hearing aids don't help?

Lance F. Greer

Au.D.

Advanced Hearing & Balance Specialists

If hearing aids do not provide relief, it is important to consult with an audiologist or hearing healthcare professional. They can evaluate your specific situation and recommend alternative solutions. It may be helpful to explore different technologies, such as cochlear implants or bone conduction devices, which can bypass damaged parts of the ear. Additionally, considering assistive listening devices, such as personal amplifiers or captioning systems, can enhance communication in challenging listening situations. Seeking a second opinion from another qualified professional can also provide valuable insights. Lastly, researching and investigating other treatment options, such as auditory training or therapy, may be beneficial.