Starkey is our most popular hearing aid
Starkey Hearing Technologies is the only American-owned and operated provider of hearing solutions. Founded and still headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Starkey Hearing Technologies takes pride in their American-owned heritage. Packed with American ingenuity, their hearing aids are built to be strong and long lasting. They are the result of thousands of dedicated people working hard every day to achieve a common goal: helping our neighbors hear their very best.
Starkey knows the art and science of hearing better than anyone else. This expertise, coupled with their made-for-you approach, has led to their superior patient satisfaction and success rates.
Designed for your life
A truly custom fit begins with an accurate understanding of you. Your Starkey hearing professional has the most comprehensive diagnostic equipment available to measure your hearing ability, ear canal shape and inner ear acoustics. This allows Starkey to create a hearing aid that meets your specific needs and matches your unique lifestyle — right from the start.
Hearing Aid Styles
The Evolution of Hearing Aid Technology
Finest audiologist in Sierra Vista. Have been dealing with this company for over fifteen years. First my father and secondly my mother and now myself. Still servicing my 101 year old mother’s hearing aids. No high pressure sales, just a free audio exam and detailed discussion of results and what they mean. They market many different brands of hearing aids and can compare the different types as to which one best meet your needs. Many different pricing options to fit your budget. One thing to look for when purchasing hearing aids is to make sure that the manufacturer does not have proprietary programming software. I ran into this difficulty with my father as well as my mother. The representative of their manufacturer closed up and moved out of town. Their hearing aid software was proprietary and no other audiologist in town could adjust them. We were forced to drive to Tucson and find a representative who could do that. Quite an inconvenience. I had a hearing evaluation today, 15 June 18, and when given options as to what type would best meet my budget and requirements I asked about the proprietary software issue that I had run into with my parents. I was assured that all six manufacturers that they carried did not have proprietary software. If you move away, you can still have a better choice of audiologists for adjustments. I took the time to discuss this issue as I encountered it with both my mother and father!
