Hearing Aids for Seniors

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Hearing Aids For Seniors

At Hear Pure, we understand how much age-related hearing loss can affect daily life. It can make conversations tricky, lower confidence, and take away one of life’s simplest pleasures, chatting with family or watching TV. That’s why the hearing aids we provide for seniors are designed to make sounds clearer and communication easier.

Many of our clients tell us that with the right hearing technology and a bit of proper support, hearing loss doesn’t have to get in the way of living life or connecting with others. Some even say their confidence has come back, especially during family gatherings, when they can follow conversations instead of just nodding along.

About Hearing Loss in Seniors

Age-related hearing loss (also known as presbycusis) usually develops gradually. It often affects high-pitched sounds first, things like birdsong, doorbells, or speech in busy rooms. These changes happen as the inner ear’s hair cells or the auditory nerve naturally age.

According to NHS data, more than 40% of adults over 50 experience some form of hearing loss, and the numbers rise sharply with age. Left untreated, it can lead to isolation, reduced confidence, and memory issues. Regular hearing assessments and properly fitted hearing aids can break down those communication barriers and make daily life much more enjoyable.

A Range of Hearing Aids

Receiver In Canal (RIC)

A Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) hearing aid is a type of hearing device where the receiver (or speaker) is placed directly in the ear canal, connected by a thin wire to the main body of the aid that sits behind the ear. RIC hearing aids are suitable for individuals with mild to severe hearing loss, letting in natural sounds and minimizing occlusion or the "plugged up" feeling.

In The Canal (ITC)

An In-the-Canal (ITC) hearing aid is a custom-fit device that sits partially in the ear canal, making it less visible than larger styles. ITC hearing aids are ideal for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss, offering a balance of discreetness and power.

Invisible In Canal (IIC)

An Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) hearing aid is the smallest custom-fit hearing device, designed to sit deep within the ear canal, making it virtually invisible. IIC hearing aids are suitable for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss, offering maximum discretion without sacrificing sound quality.

Hearing Aids for Seniors

Modern hearing aids are nothing like the bulky, whistling devices people used to wear. Today’s versions are discreet, powerful, and designed for quick and safe everyday use.

Digital hearing aids now include smart technology such as directional microphones and noise reduction systems that separate speech from background noise. The microphones focus on the person you’re speaking to and reduce sounds from elsewhere, making it easier to follow conversations in busy cafés or at lively dinner tables.

Some of the handy features include:

• Automatic sound adjustment as you move between environments.

• Bluetooth connectivity for calls, music, and TV streaming.

• Rechargeable batteries, no more fiddly battery changes.

• Tinnitus management options for those who hear ringing or buzzing in their ears.

At Hear Pure, every hearing aid is programmed to match your individual hearing profile. We also believe understanding how to use your device is just as important as the technology itself. Our audiologists take the time to show you how to clean, maintain, and adjust your hearing aids. Once you’re comfortable with them, your confidence grows, you’ll need fewer repairs, and you’ll get the best performance for years to come.

Why Choose Hear Pure

As independent hearing specialists, we’re not tied to a single manufacturer. That means we can recommend what truly fits you, your hearing level, your lifestyle, and your budget.

We explain your hearing test results in simple, straightforward language, answer any questions you have, and make sure you feel clear about your options.

Even if you decide not to buy straight away, a hearing test still gives you valuable insight into your hearing health and helps you make informed choices down the line.

Where We're Based

Our address

1a Hoole Road, Chester, CH2 3NQ

Clinic Hours

Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri 9am-5pm

Phone No.

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

Phones answered

01244 311142

Visited with regard to a problem with one of my Widex Aids.
Problem sorted in minutes and I am delighted with the service as always.
A very customer orientated company, not many like them left.

John G

★★★★★

Book a Hearing Aid Consultation for Seniors

Take the first step towards better hearing. Book your hearing aids for seniors consultation with Hear Pure today and start rediscovering the sounds that make life rich and full again.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I have trouble getting used to my hearing aid, or it feels uncomfortable?

That’s totally normal at first. Your ears and brain need a bit of time to adjust to hearing certain sounds again. We offer follow-up appointments to fine-tune the fit and sound levels, sometimes even a tiny tweak can make a big difference.

Are your clinics accessible for people with mobility issues, or can consultations be arranged at home?

Yes. All Hear Pure clinics are step-free and fully accessible. If travelling is difficult, we can arrange a home hearing test so you receive the same professional service in your own space.

How do I get help if my hearing aid stops working or needs repair?

If something goes wrong, just give us a call. Many problems, like blocked tubes or software errors, can be fixed quickly. For more complex issues, we offer in-clinic repairs and manufacturer support.