The right hearing aid for you exists - we'll find it together

At Miramar Beach Audiology, we understand there is a wealth of information available when it comes to hearing devices, which can be confusing and overwhelming. Don’t stress, there is a hearing device available that will work for you, and Dr. Norgaard is here to help you find it.

Try hearing aids without cost or obligation and experience hearing aids at work, play or home and find out for yourself the benefits of being able to hear your world again.

Why Choose an Audiologist over a Pharmacy?

There is a huge difference between seeing a professional Audiologist compared to a staff member in Costco or Sam’s Club about your hearing issues.

What sets Dr. Norgaard apart from anyone you can walk up to in a grocery store pharmacy is the years of education and wide range of healthcare training to give patients the best and most accurate diagnosis and treatment.

The scope of practice that Audiologists are capable of and the quality of hearing aids that Dr. Norgaard works with make Sioux Falls Audiology Associates your best solution for all aspects of your hearing healthcare.

Smartphone Apps

If you are tech savvy, ask about the apps available to connect your smartphone to your hearing device. From amplifying sound to streaming movies or music directly to your hearing aid, these apps offer a wide selection of convenient services for the hearing challenged.

Smartphone technology now makes it possible to easily adjust your hearing aid settings right from your phone, fine-tuning volume and even changing the directionality of its microphones when in background noise. This technology also enables your provider to adjust your hearing aids remotely.

Hearing aids are now available with Bluetooth technology, which allows you to connect wirelessly to your smart devices, including televisions, tablets, cell phones and more. You can once again enjoy watching movies or listening to music with friends and family.

Wireless Streaming Devices

You do not have to have hearing loss to enjoy the benefits of wireless streaming. If music is an integral part of your workout, you can stream music and track your progress at the same time. A built-in heart rate sensor in these earphones delivers information to your smartphone so you can track your progress in real time.

Hearing Aid Brands

At Miramar Beach Audiology Associates, we believe that the hearing aid that best fits your lifestyle is the one you’re most likely to use and will help you find the hearing aid that suits your unique situation at a cost that fits your budget.

Below are some of the manufacturers we work with:

Behind The Ear (BTE)

Sits behind the ear with a tube connecting to an earmold in the ear canal. Suitable for all degrees of hearing loss. Easily adjustable, with longer battery life. Good for those with dexterity issues.

Receiver in The Canal (RIC)

Similar to BTE, but the speaker is in the ear canal. Smaller, more discreet. Offers a more natural sound quality. Suitable for mild to severe hearing loss. Less occlusion effect than traditional BTEs.

Open Fit (OF)

A type of BTE or RIC that leaves the ear canal open. Provides a more natural hearing experience. Best for mild to moderate high-frequency hearing loss. Reduces the "plugged up" feeling some users experience.

In the Ear (ITE)

Custom-made to fit in the outer ear bowl. Suitable for mild to severe hearing loss. Easier to handle than smaller styles. Can include features like volume control and directional microphones.

In The Canal (ITC)

Custom-made to fit partly in the ear canal. Less visible than ITE aids. Suitable for mild to moderately severe hearing loss. Easier to insert than smaller CIC devices. Can include features like directional microphones and volume control.

Completely in The Canal (CIC)

Tiny, custom-made devices that fit deep in the ear canal. Nearly invisible. Suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss. May be difficult to adjust for those with dexterity issues.

Invisible in Canal (IIC)

The smallest and most discreet option, sitting deep in the ear canal. Virtually invisible when worn. Suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss. May have limited features due to its small size.

Hearing Aid Styles

At Miramar Beach Audiology Associates, we offer a variety of hearing aid styles to suit your unique needs and preferences. From discreet in-canal options to powerful behind-the-ear devices, our expert audiologist will help you find the perfect fit for your lifestyle and hearing requirements.

Hearing Aids We Offer

As an independently owned and operated practice, we work with all of the leading hearing aid manufacturers. Below you'll find the latest hearing aid models from the best brands on the market. Our audiologist will guide you to the most appropriate model for your hearing challenges.

Widex Allure

The Widex Allure delivers the most natural hearing experience yet through revolutionary ZeroDelay technology and Speech Enhancer Pro, providing crystal-clear speech without compromising environmental awareness while offering up to 25 hours of battery life.

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ReSound Vivia

The ReSound Vivia combines AI-powered Deep Neural Network technology with the world's smallest microRIE design, delivering up to 30 hours of battery life and 17 times more efficient sound processing for superior speech clarity in challenging environments.

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Starkey Edge AI

The Starkey Edge AI features seventh-generation AI technology with an integrated neural processing unit that delivers 30% more accurate speech identification and 6dB reduction in low-level noise, while providing up to 51 hours of battery life.

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Phonak Infinio

The Phonak Infinio platform features dual-chip architecture and Spheric Speech Clarity technology that provides up to 10 dB improvement in speech understanding within noisy environments, while delivering all-day battery life with advanced connectivity options.

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Oticon Intent

The Oticon Intent delivers natural hearing experiences through advanced BrainHearing technology that supports your brain's natural sound processing abilities, reducing listening effort while enhancing speech clarity in challenging environments.

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Signia IX

The Signia IX delivers advanced sound clarity and seamless connectivity through precision sound processing technologies, offering enhanced listening experiences across diverse environments while providing all-day rechargeable power and personalized app control.

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Unitron Vivante

The Unitron Vivante delivers personalized hearing control through advanced HyperFocus technology and 360-degree conversation features that automatically adapt to changing listening conditions, with unique FLEX trial options that let you experience different technology levels.

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Assistive Listening Devices (ALDS)

If you have hearing loss, it is likely hearing aids will be a tremendous help in your daily life. But what about those special situations when your hearing aids aren’t quite enough? Special devices called assistive listening devices (ALDs) are useful for listening to conversations on the phone, watching favorite shows on television, watching performances or speakers in public places and classrooms and even waking to an alarm clock in the morning or hearing the doorbell.

There is a surprisingly large array of ALDs on the market today, with many geared toward very specific needs. Some of these devices are made to work specifically with certain hearing aids, while others are stand-alone and can be helpful even if you don’t yet wear hearing aids. Visit us to learn more about ALDs and how they can improve your communication.

Difficulty hearing on the phone?

To qualify for CaptionCall, a hearing-care professional must certify the individual has a hearing loss that requires captions to use the phone effectively.

CaptionCall is part of a federal program for people with hearing loss. The federal government compensates CaptionCall for providing the captioning service, so there are no costs passed on to those who need the program. Certification of hearing loss by a qualified hearing or health care professional is required to participate in this program. An Internet connection is required to use this service.

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