BrainHearing™ technology:
Newest Hearing Solutions
Offer Better Hearing and
Relief from Tinnitus
Helps both ears work together
Courtesy Hearcare, Inc.
& Associates
Coordinates how sound is best
understood by your brain
T
innitus – that ringing,
buzzing, whistling or
other noises in the ear
– can disrupt lives and
interfere with the enjoyment of everyday activities. It
can be intermittent or constant
and some people report that
they even hear it in their sleep.
“What many people don’t
realize is that tinnitus can be
an early sign of hearing loss,”
says Jill Sheppard, B.S., SLP/
Audiology, LFDHI, of Hearcare
Inc., with offices Sherman
and Gainesville. “Hearing
loss and tinnitus are closely
linked. It’s estimated that 90%
of tinnitus sufferers experience
some degree of noise-induced
hearing loss.”
Sheppard points out that a justintroduced hearing instrument
makes it possible for people
with hearing loss to not only
hear better but also find relief
from tinnitus.
New Oticon Alta2 features innovative BrainHearing™ technology that works to preserve
as much natural sound and
detail as possible so the brain
doesn’t have to work as hard to
understand what is being said.
The result is a clearer, more effortless listening experience that
helps preserve energy throughout the day.
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