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Phonak Hearing Aids
Phonak has been committed to changing lives through the development, production, and distribution of cutting-edge hearing solutions since its founding in 1947, investing over 70 years of research and innovation, striving for superior quality, and unparalleled precision and reliability into continuously enhancing their product offering. Phonak firsts include:
- 1967 – Visaton Super, a pair of glasses with integrated hearing aids
- 1970 – The world’s first BTE (behind-the-ear) hearing aid (Phonette)
- 1979 – Development of audio input that became the foundation for FM hearing devices
- 1992 – The first digitally programmed hearing aid with an analogue processor
- 1994 – The first multi-microphone concept
- 1996 – The first tiny FM receiver, MicroLink
- 1999 – The first digital hearing system with FM receiver
- 2003 – Bluetooth integration technology, leading to the development of bionic systems like Binaural VoiceStream Technology
- 2008 – Water-resistant housings, leading to the development of the world’s first extended wear hearing product
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Sound Processing from Phonak
Enhanced digital performance, crisper sound clarity, the capacity to cancel background noise, and sound therapy features to help with tinnitus management are all available from Phonak in their traditional hearing aid designs.
The exclusive capacity to stream the full audio bandwidth in real-time as well as bi-directionally make it possible for Phonak devices to deliver improved sound quality while AI allows your hearing aids to recognize and automatically adapt to more listening situations than ever before.
Phonak Hearing Aids Features
Android and iPhone connectivity along with the capacity to link to numerous Bluetooth compatible digital devices from your hearing aids, which can pair with up to eight Bluetooth-enabled devices (connecting two simultaneously), are features that provide Phonak users with a seamless listening experience.
Innovations such as integrated tinnitus management, advanced battery charging capabilities, improved connectivity and the capacity to control and personalize sound quality, and multifunctionality also make them more user friendly, while remote support using the myPhonak app allows for device support and programming from a remote location.
Patient-Focused Hearing Care by Ascent Audiology
The hearing aids manufactured by Phonak represent one of many advanced technology solutions available to our team of audiologists at Ascent Audiology, but technology, no matter how advanced, will never replace you as our primary focus.
Beginning with a highly accurate comprehensive hearing assessment, our hearing care professionals identify your unique hearing challenges and then help guide you through the process of selecting the hearing aid that fits your specific type and severity of hearing loss while also considering your personal and budget preferences.
Along with fitting you with advanced hearing aid technology from brand name manufacturers, like Phonak, ReSound, Signia, and more, our experts also provide ongoing technical support, device maintenance, and hearing aid repair, enhancing your capacity to enjoy better hearing and a more active, independent lifestyle.
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