EUGENE'S LOCAL HEARING SPECIALISTS

Hearing Aids & Accessories

Play it Again Hearing

Why choosing the right hearing aid and accessories matters

Hearing aids are the primary tool for addressing sensorineural hearing loss. However, the right device and accessories are essential for comfort, reliability, and ease of use. Features like Bluetooth streaming, directional microphones, rechargeable batteries, and custom earmolds influence daily satisfaction. At Play it Again Hearing, we offer a carefully selected range of hearing aids and accessories to match individual hearing needs, lifestyles, and budgets, ensuring practical and sustainable solutions.

Types of hearing aids we offer

  • Behind-the-ear (BTE)

    Durable and suitable for a wide range of hearing losses. Good for power and features.

  • Receiver-in-canal (RIC)

    Comfortable, discreet, and effective for mild to severe hearing loss with improved sound quality.

  • In-the-ear (ITE) and in-canal (ITC/IIC)

    Custom-fit options that are cosmetically discreet and suitable for specific hearing configurations.

  • Rechargeable hearing aids

    Convenient for users who prefer not to handle disposable batteries. Modern rechargeable devices provide full-day performance. 

  • Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids

    Allow direct streaming from smartphones, TVs, and other Bluetooth sources to hearing aids for clearer audio and convenience.

Key features and benefits to consider

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Bluetooth connectivity: Stream phone calls, music, and TV audio directly to hearing aids for improved clarity.

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Directional microphones: Help focus on voices in front of the user in noisy environments.

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Noise reduction algorithms: Reduce background noise while preserving speech signals.

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Feedback suppression: Prevents whistling, enabling higher gain without discomfort.

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Telecoil (T-coil): Useful for looped venues and certain assistive listening systems.

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Multiple programs: Preset modes for restaurant, music, and quiet listening environments.

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Waterproofing and moisture resistance: Important for active users and those in humid climates.

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Accessories that support success

  • Batteries and chargers

    We provide disposable batteries and manufacturer chargers for rechargeable devices.

  • Remote microphones and streamers

    Clip-on microphones or streamers improve speech understanding at a distance or in noisy settings.

  • TV streamers and connectors

    Send TV audio directly to hearing aids to improve clarity without high volume.

  • Remote controls

    Simple devices to change volume and programs discreetly.

  • Cleaning kits and domes

    Regular maintenance items to keep devices functioning well.

  • Drying systems and dehumidifiers

    Protect devices from moisture and extend lifespan.

  • Assistive listening devices (ALDs)

    Personal amplifiers, telephone amplifiers, and alerting devices for alarms and doorbells.

Selecting the right device

Device selection is driven by:

Audiometric profile

Degree and pattern of hearing loss guide style and power needs.

Lifestyle

Active users might prioritize sweat resistance and Bluetooth; social users might value directional microphones and advanced noise reduction.

Dexterity and vision

Larger controls and rechargeable options may help those who find small batteries or tiny controls difficult.

Cosmetic preferences

Some users prefer minimal visibility; others prioritize features over size.

Budget and warranty

We discuss cost, warranties, and included services so you know what’s covered.

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Why we recommend trials and demonstrations

Hearing aids perform differently for each person. Trials and in-clinic demonstrations let you experience devices in realistic settings, which helps ensure satisfaction before you commit. Trial periods also give us feedback to refine programming and confirm the device meets your needs.

Maintenance and care essentials

Daily cleaning

 Remove earwax and debris from domes and openings to maintain sound quality. 

Regular professional cleaning

Periodic professional maintenance extends device life.

Battery management

Replace disposable batteries before they die or follow charging routines for rechargeable units.

Safe storage

Store devices in a dry place and use drying systems after exposure to moisture.

Software updates

Keep firmware and apps updated to benefit from improved features and bug fixes.

Costs, warranties, and service plans

We provide transparent pricing that includes device cost, fitting, follow-ups, and warranties. Manufacturer warranties protect against defects, while service plans may cover routine cleaning and adjustments. We help you understand the long-term value and maintenance expectations for each device.

Compatibility and smartphone integration

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Many modern hearing aids integrate with iOS and Android via dedicated apps for volume control, program selection, and firmware updates.

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We demonstrate pairing and app usage during fittings and provide troubleshooting support.

Compatibility and smartphone integration

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Frequent phone calls: Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids with direct streaming.

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Background noise challenges: Devices with excellent directional microphones and noise reduction.

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Limited dexterity: Rechargeable devices with simple charging docks.

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Active lifestyle: Moisture-resistant designs and secure fit options.

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Budget-conscious: Quality entry-level models with reliable performance and upgrade paths.

Frequently asked questions about hearing aids and accessories

  • Q: How long do hearing aids last?

    A: With proper care, hearing aids typically last 3–7 years. Maintenance, cleaning, and advancements in technology influence replacement timing.

  • Q: Are Bluetooth hearing aids secure?

    A: Yes. Bluetooth streaming to hearing aids uses secure pairing protocols. We help you set up and secure connections.

  • Q: Can I use my hearing aids with multiple devices?

    A: Many hearing aids can pair with multiple devices, though simultaneous streaming may be limited depending on the model.

Contact and next steps

To explore hearing aid options and accessories with personalized guidance, call Play it Again Hearing at (541) 556-6237 or visit us at 795 River Ave Suite C, Eugene, OR 97404 or 2713 West Harvard #100, Roseburg OR. Our specialists will explain features, provide demonstrations, and arrange trials so you can make an informed choice.

Try before you decide

We encourage trialing recommended devices whenever possible. Real-world use helps identify the best match for your hearing challenges and preferences.