
Behind-the-ear with an earmold
The hearing aid sits behind your ear and connects to a custom earmold. The fit is tailored to your hearing loss and the shape of your ear.
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Where can I get hearing aids fitted in Brooklyn or Forest Hills?
At ZN Audiology, we offer prescription hearing aids from leading manufacturers at our Forest Hills and Brooklyn locations. We carefully select hearing aid technology and styles based on your hearing loss, communication needs, and lifestyle. Every hearing aid is individually programmed and verified using Real-Ear Measurement (REM), the gold-standard method for confirming that hearing aids deliver the appropriate amplification. This advanced procedure measures sound directly inside your ear canal, allowing our audiologists to fine-tune your hearing aids to closely match evidence-based prescriptive targets rather than relying solely on manufacturer first-fit settings.

A prescription hearing aid is programmed to your measured audiogram. That is what sets it apart from a device bought off the shelf: the settings come from your ears, not from an average of everyone’s. The FDA’s 2022 rule created a separate over-the-counter category for adults 18 and older with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss. For anything more than that, and for anyone under 18, hearing aids remain prescription devices.
ZN Audiology is not tied to one manufacturer. We choose your hearing aids based on your audiogram and the listening situations where you actually struggle. Someone who has trouble in a noisy restaurant needs something different from someone who has trouble hearing the television in a quiet room.
We also verify the fitting itself. A probe microphone measures what your hearing aid is delivering at your eardrum, and we adjust the settings until that output matches your prescription target. Rather than relying on the manufacturer’s default settings, we fine-tune your hearing aids for your ear.
Choosing hearing aids is the beginning of a relationship. When you purchase through ZN Audiology, lifetime professional care helps keep your hearing aids performing at their best. Warranty coverage depends on your technology level and purchase agreement.
Warranty coverage depends on your hearing aid technology and purchase agreement. Concierge audiology visits carry a separate charge. Ask the office about annual hearing testing, insurance benefits and any out-of-pocket costs.
Remote adjustments are available for compatible hearing aids, so your audiologist can help fine-tune your settings without an in-person visit. Contact the office to confirm whether your hearing aids support remote adjustments and to arrange your appointment.
A full hearing assessment establishes the type, degree and configuration of your hearing loss. We do not recommend anything until we have those results.
We talk about which situations are hard for you, what you are willing to wear, and what your budget and coverage allow.
Your hearing aids are programmed to your prescription target and measured in your ear with a probe microphone.
Everyday listening is different from the clinic, so we refine your settings at follow-up appointments as you wear your hearing aids.
Alongside hearing aids, assistive listening devices can help with specific situations such as watching television, talking on the phone or hearing a speaker at a distance. Dr. Naizam can discuss which accessories are compatible with your hearing aids and right for your listening needs.

The style of hearing aid that suits you depends on your hearing loss, ear shape, comfort, dexterity and preferences. Your fitting includes learning how to insert and remove your hearing aids, use their controls and take care of them. Follow-up appointments give you a chance to discuss how they are working in daily life.

Hearing aids come in several shapes and sizes. A hearing assessment and a fitting discussion determine which options are suitable for you.

The hearing aid sits behind your ear and connects to a custom earmold. The fit is tailored to your hearing loss and the shape of your ear.

A small hearing aid sits behind your ear, with a thin wire connecting to a receiver in the canal. Choosing a dome or earmold is part of the fitting.

A custom hearing aid fits in your outer ear. Its larger shell may make handling and controls easier for some wearers.

A custom hearing aid sits partly in your ear canal. Whether it suits you depends on your hearing loss, ear anatomy and handling needs.

A smaller custom hearing aid sits deeper in your ear canal. Available features and suitability vary by model and individual needs.
Features vary by manufacturer and model. When we discuss your options, we focus on what is useful for your hearing and daily life.
Hearing aid costs depend on the devices, whether you need one or two, the fitting and follow-up included, and your insurance benefits. Ask us for a written estimate that explains the devices and services included for your situation.
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