What does hearing aid connectivity mean?

Connectivity changed the way modern hearing aids work and increased customer satisfaction. Hearing aids can connect to other devices like cell phones, television, computers, and music devices through Bluetooth. Connectivity offers you clearer sound directly to your ears and allows you to adjust hearing aid sound levels for different situations using the different programs set for your personal situations or via the app. It even offers you the choice of remote tuning services where your Resonate Health specialist can fine-tune your hearing aids while you are wearing them at home, the office or overseas. Book an appointment with a Resonate Health specialist to find out more about connectivity and how it can work for you.

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