Hearing Aids Services in Atlanta, GA

Get Your Hearing Aid at our Johns Creek, Lawrenceville, or Dacula Offices.

Purchasing your first hearing aids can seem like a daunting task.

Through our patient-centered SM Approach, we make the whole process easy.

At Northeast Atlanta ENT (with ear clinic locations in Lawrenceville, Johns Creek, Dacula, and Braselton), we start by listening and asking you the right questions about your lifestyle and listening situations, whether you’re experiencing hearing loss or symptoms like ringing in the ears that affect your daily life. By combining that information with an in-depth evaluation, we can customize a solution just for you.

You want hearing aids that fit, feel, and work best for you. To get them, there are a variety of factors you should discuss with your ear doctor, including:

Your specific type of hearing loss

The degree and type of hearing loss you have is probably the biggest factor in determining which kind of hearing aids will work best for you. Our Audiologists in Lawrenceville, Johns Creek, and Dacula will take into account your specific type of hearing loss to determine the best solution for your needs, including advanced options such as cochlear implants when appropriate.

Your lifestyle will determine the best hearing aid for you

If you have an active lifestyle, you may need more hearing aid features in order to adjust to a greater range of situations. Others may need features that function in quieter environments.

Comfort level with your hearing aid

Hearing aids today are now much smaller and are highly customized, so they’re much more comfortable than they were just a few years ago. What’s important is that you select hearing aids that work best for you including fit, maintenance, and ease of adjustment.

Price & cost of hearing aids in Atlanta, GA

Because we offer one of the widest selections of hearing aids in the industry, we are able to provide a variety of pricing options that will fit your budget without sacrificing features and quality.

The primary hearing aid manufacturers we believe offer the best solutions are:

Phonak
Starkey
Widex
Oticon
Resound
Unitron

We accept most insurance plans as well as CareCredit as an additional financing option.. If your insurance company has a hearing aid benefit available, we will work with them to maximize the benefit available to you. We love working with our patients and helping them get the care they need, which is why many people come to us instead of big box or retail-focused places.

Open Canal (Open)
Behind The Ear (BTE)
In The Ear (ITE)
In The Canal (ITC)
Completely In The Canal (CIC)
Invisible In The Canal (IIC)

Smaller behind-the-ear hearing aids in which sound travels from the instrument through a small tube to the speaker in your ear canal, but it leaves the ear open — so there isn’t a ‘plugged up’ feeling some people experience with other hearing aids. Open Canal Mini-BTEs are best for mild to moderate high-frequency hearing loss where low-frequency hearing is still normal.

Housed in a small curved case that fits behind your ear and is attached by a narrow bit of tubing to a custom earpiece molded to fit your outer ear, BTEs are the largest, most visible type of hearing aid. But the newer models are slimmer and barely visible. These are typically the strongest hearing aids and are appropriate for almost all types of hearing loss and for people of all ages.

Fitting directly into the external part of your ear, their size makes them visible, but it also makes them easier to insert and adjust. ITEs are most helpful for people with mild to severe hearing loss.

Fitting partially within your ear canal and barely visible, ITCs small size makes them nearly invisible, but adjusting them can be more difficult. Many of these models come with remote controls to make adjusting them easier. ITCs are used for adults with mild to moderately severe hearing loss.

Molded to fit deeply within your ear canal, CICs are the smallest and least visible types of hearing aid. Because they’re sheltered within the ear, it helps cut down on wind noise. CICs can help improve mild to moderate hearing loss in adults.

A new option is the Invisible In the Canal (IIC) hearing aid, which is the latest solution for patients needing a hearing aid that no one else can see. This particular hearing aid is smaller than the CIC, and goes deeper into the ear canal.

Need a hearing aid? Contact us today!

We offer a selection of convenient financing options that will get you on a path to better hearing without delay. Be sure to ask your doctor at one of our convenient locations (Lawrenceville, Johns Creek, Dacula, and Braselton) about the financing options we offer to patients in need of a hearing aid.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hearing Aids

How much do hearing aids cost in Atlanta, GA?

Hearing aid costs at Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat vary based on the technology level, features, and style you choose. Because we carry one of the widest selections in the industry, we can offer a range of pricing options to fit different budgets without sacrificing quality. We also accept most insurance plans and offer CareCredit financing to make hearing aids more affordable.

Does insurance cover hearing aids at Northeast Atlanta ENT?

Yes, Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat accepts most insurance plans and will work with your provider to maximize any hearing aid benefit available to you. If your plan includes a hearing aid benefit, our team helps you apply it toward your purchase, and CareCredit is available as an additional financing option. To confirm your specific coverage, call 770-237-3000.

What types of hearing aids are available?

Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat offers several hearing aid styles to match your hearing needs and comfort preferences. Options include Open Canal (Open), Behind the Ear (BTE), In the Ear (ITE), In the Canal (ITC), Completely in the Canal (CIC), and Invisible in the Canal (IIC). Your audiologist helps you choose the style that fits your degree of hearing loss and lifestyle.

Which hearing aid brands does Northeast Atlanta ENT offer?

Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat offers hearing aids from the leading manufacturers in the industry. These include Phonak, Starkey, Widex, Oticon, Resound, and Unitron. Carrying multiple brands allows our audiologists to match you with the device that best fits your hearing, budget, and daily activities.

How do I choose the right hearing aid for me?

Choosing the right hearing aid depends on your type and degree of hearing loss, your lifestyle, your comfort preferences, and your budget. The kind of hearing loss you have is usually the biggest factor, since an active lifestyle may call for more advanced features than quieter environments require. Our audiologists weigh all of these factors to recommend a solution customized for you.

Where can I get hearing aids near me?

You can get hearing aids at three Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat locations. These include our Lawrenceville office at 766 Walther Road, Suite 300, Lawrenceville, GA 30046; our Johns Creek office at 3915 Johns Creek Court, Suite 100, Suwanee, GA 30024; and our Dacula office at 2089 Teron Trace, Suite 215, Dacula, GA 30019. To schedule at the location nearest you, call 770-237-3000.

Do I need a hearing test before getting hearing aids?

Yes, a hearing evaluation is recommended before selecting hearing aids so your audiologist can measure the type and degree of your hearing loss. Our audiology services include a thorough hearing assessment that guides which devices and features will work best for you. This step ensures your hearing aids are matched and programmed accurately to your needs.

Can hearing aids help with ringing in the ears?

Yes, many hearing aids can help manage tinnitus, the ringing or buzzing some people hear in their ears. By amplifying outside sounds, hearing aids can make tinnitus less noticeable, and some models include features designed specifically for tinnitus relief. Our audiologists can discuss whether these options are right for your symptoms.

What if hearing aids are not enough for my hearing loss?

When hearing aids do not provide enough benefit for severe or profound hearing loss, other solutions may help. Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat also offers cochlear implants, advanced devices that can restore access to sound when traditional hearing aids are no longer effective. Your provider will discuss whether this option is appropriate based on your evaluation.

How do I schedule a hearing aid consultation?

You can schedule a hearing aid consultation at Northeast Atlanta Ear, Nose & Throat by calling 770-237-3000 or requesting a visit online. During your appointment, one of our providers reviews your hearing, lifestyle, and listening situations to recommend the best solution. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available at our Lawrenceville, Johns Creek, and Dacula offices.