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Hearing Aids

Discover the latest hearing aid technology

Hearing Aids in Las Vegas

Hearing aids are now incredibly advanced, with amazing technology to help you hear with less effort. Because Melliti Medical Group is a private hearing center, we work with all the major hearing aid manufacturers to offer you a wider range of options. From Bluetooth hearing aids to rechargeable devices, we can find and tailor a hearing aid to your exact needs.

Styles of

Hearing Aids

We carry all styles of hearing aid for sale, including the following:

Audiologist showing a patient hearing aids

Hearing Aid Technology

Today’s hearing aid technology is more advanced than ever, offering clear, natural sound in a wide range of listening environments. Modern devices are smaller, more discreet, and full of features like Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeable batteries, and automatic sound adjustments. Many models even connect to smartphones and TVs, allowing for seamless audio streaming. With the right hearing aid, many people experience not only better hearing but also a significant improvement in their overall quality of life.

To discover what kind of hearing aid would be right for you, schedule a hearing exam today!

Over-the-Counter

Hearing Aids vs. Prescription

OTC hearing aids are amplification devices that can be purchased without a prescription, over-the-counter. These devices are self-fit and designed for adults 18+ who have mild hearing loss in both ears. OTC hearing aids are not custom fit or programmed to your unique hearing loss, they are a one-size fits all option.

The hearing aids we carry at Melliti Medical Group are prescription and are medical devices regulated by the FDA. These hearing aids are professionally fine-tuned to fit your unique hearing needs based on the results of your audiogram. Prescription hearing aids can only be prescribed by a hearing care provider. These hearing aids are suitable for all degrees of hearing loss, all activity levels, and people of all ages.

The first step to treating your hearing loss is always to see a hearing care professional for a hearing exam.