Stay Connected to Your World With Hearing Aid Repair and Service
Like any major investment, hearing aids require regular maintenance. These devices connect you to all the sounds in your world, and we want to be sure that the connection stays strong. Whether you’re listening to live music, having conversations with friends or a classroom lecture, it’s important to be able to hear clearly.
When Should I Get My Hearing Aid Repaired?
- You’ve tried to troubleshoot your device, and it still doesn’t work.
- Your hearing aid has holes or cracks in it, or the case is broken.
- Your hearing aid doesn’t fit properly anymore.
- You’ve noticed differences in the volume or sound quality.
- You hear feedback.
Hearing aids should be cleaned daily using a dry cloth or cleaning brush o ensure that wax and dirt do not build up. Additionally, the batteries should be taken out at night.
You May Have Already Paid for Your Service Visit
Many hearing aid packages include the cost of service and maintenance in their initial fee. Our office will guide you through the process of scheduling an appointment and let you know if this is the case.
It’s Valuable To Be Proactive About Hearing Aid Maintenance
Concerns with hearing aids should be addressed sooner rather than later, since checking an issue early can prevent further damage to your device. We may need to assess your hearing aid in office, but some newer hearing technology can be remotely diagnosed.
Our team is here to support you as you make your next steps, whether they’re an in-office repair, manufacturer-assisted repair or a new hearing device.
Connectivity Support
If you have trouble connecting your hearing aids to the app, Bluetooth, TV streaming or a new mobile device, you can call manufacturer support for the quickest service. You’ll be connected with a customer service representative who can help within minutes.
Before calling, make sure your phone is up to date with the latest operating system and restart it. Be prepared to tell the representative if you have an iPhone or Android.
You can reach your hearing aid manufacturer’s support line by calling the numbers below.
- Oticon: 1-855-400-9766
- Signia: 1-800-350-6093
- Phonak: 1-800-679-4871
- Resound: 1-888-735-4327
- Starkey: 1-866-637-9243
- Widex: 1-844-497-8844
- Unitron: 1-866-230-0115
Call Vancouver Hearing Aid Center for more information or to schedule an appointment.
(360) 695-4200