Bentleigh East mum Aneta Gorelik has become one of the first people in the world fitted an internet-connected hearing aid - the Oticon Opn. The biggest benefit for Aneta comes in the form of her two-year old son's voice. The hearing aid connects to her smartphone via an app, and sends alerts to her ear when she receives phone calls or when her hearing aids need a battery change. Aneta said that after 10 years of steady hearing decline, her new hearing aids would boost her confidence in soci …

Modern hearing aids today are not what you might expect. They have undergone a revolution in recent years. Advances in technology have reduced their size so they can’t be seen when worn, while the advent of powerful digital microchips allows them to adapt automatically to any situation. The result is incredible sound quality even in the most challenging listening environments. Just Released – Phonak Virto V Each Phonak Virto V hearing aid is as unique as you are. Individually crafte …

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We're delighted to introduce our Hearing Aid Battery Recycling Program. Simply drop off your used batteries at either our Bentleigh or Malvern hearing clinics or post them to us at:HEARING SAVERS494 Centre RdBentleigh VIC 3204... and we'll recycle your old batteries! Battery recycling allows the non-renewable resources in batteries to be recovered. It removes toxic and hazardous substances from landfill, particularly lead, cadmium and mercury that may contaminate groundwater.Find out m …

Here is another reason to get your hearing checked: it could strengthen your brain. A study to be published in the June 2016 American Journal of Audiology found that hearing aids improve brain function in people with hearing loss. Hearing loss can interfere with cognitive abilities because so much brain effort is put toward understanding speech, according to lead researcher Dr. Jamie Desjardins, assistant professor of speech language pathology at the University of Texas at El Paso. “Therefo …