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Executive Hearing Aids
66-13 Woodhaven Blvd.
Rego Park, NY 11374

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Brooklyn Office
Executive Hearing Aids
202 Quentin Rd.
Brooklyn, NY 11223

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Westchester NY Office
35 East Grassy Sprain Rd.
Suite LL7
Yonkers, Ny 10710

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Hearing Aids

Executive Hearing Aids is a company that provides hearing aids care for patients from New York City area. We have few offices in New York: in Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. We are a member of the Better Business Bureau (BBB). We have been a member since 2005, and have never received a complaint. Click here and visit bbb.org to read more about our business.

We offer all kinds of Hearing Aids services and sell Hearing Aids from following brands: Siemens, Widex, Unitron, Phonak and Starkey. We also sell hearing aid batteries and accessories. Call us today and Save on Hearing Aids!

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Hearing Care Articles:

Trash to treasure: the gift of hearing, donated
Do you have a hearing aid that is currently not being used? Whether someone is your family recently passed away leaving behind their aid, or you have upgraded your aid from digital to analog, don’t throw out that old hearing aid. It can be put to good use. The following is a list of domestic and international organizations that accept donations of used hearing aids. Read the full post »

Hearing Aids News:

Induction loop: Growing in American market
A telecoil is a component in newer hearing aid technology that can provide users with assistance akin to a personal wireless loudspeaker. It is an improvement upon the widely used FM systems installed in many public places for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Rather than having to get up, locate, check out, wear and return special equipment, the wearer can press a button on each hearing aid to activate the feature. When activated, the hearing, or induction, loop transmits a sound via a magnetic signal to the telecoil in a hearing aid or cochlear implant. Read the full post »

What is Hearing Aid?

A hearing aid is a battery-powered, electronic device that fits in, or around a person’s ear, enabling them to hear better. In general, a hearing aid includes a microphone, amplifier and receiver. The microphone picks up sounds in a person’s acoustic environment and translates them into electronic signals, which the amplifier then increases, selectively, and transmits to the receiver, which delivers the signals as sound to the listener.

Hearing aids are getting more high-tech every day. They’re smaller, sleeker and digitally enhanced, which enable them to protect your ears from sudden loud noises, as well as ‘learn’ to adjust to your listening environment. Some even offer wireless capability, enabling you to talk on your cell phone, listen to your favorite tunes, or the television, and more – at your preferred volume.

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