Pure tone audiometry (PTA) is the key hearing test used by our Hearing Experts to identify hearing threshold levels of an individual, enabling determination of the degree, type and configuration of a hearing loss and thus providing a basis for diagnosis.

The Starkey, Widex and GN Resound hearing aid Instruments comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and Technologies. Our Hearing Experts determine which would be the best hearing aid suited for your individual needs, depending on your audiological evalution to ensure each and every person experience the beautiful happiness of sound.

Speech Therapists and Speech Language Pathologists helps in evaluating and treating individuals with Speech Disorders, Language Disorders, Cognitive Functional Disorders (such as problems that affect a person’s learning, memory, perception, or problem solving skills).

We understand that not all patients are able to visit the Clinic due to various reasons. Hence we, at Shankh Hearing Aid Centre, have started Home Service, where you can get your Ears checked at the timings you are most comfortable with. Once you Book an Appointment our Team of Hearing Experts will make sure that you can avail all the services, testing as well as trials of the latest products at ease right at your doorsteps.

A Hearing Instrument should be treated with utmost care to minimize potential problems in everyday use. An individual has to make sure that the Hearing Aid should be given for maintenance every 6 months. Incase of problems it should be shown to a Hearing Expert without any further delay.

Whether changing settings remotely, streaming audio directly, or taking advantage of rechargeability, our broad range of stylish, practical, and easy-to-use accessories makes everyday life easier for the hearing aid user.

Impedance audiometry is an objective method based on the measurement of the pressure in the middle ear, stapedius reflexes, and tension of the tympanic membrane via Tympanometry. It is one of the most common and most accurate methods for testing the middle ear by Hearing Experts at Shankh Hearing Aid Centre.

After receiving your hearing aids, our Hearing Expert will set the devices to best fit your hearing needs and teach you how to properly care for them. After a few months, however, you may begin to notice some tell-tale signs that your hearing aids need more adjustment – volume fluctuations, high-pitched sounds, and discomfort. To get the most from your hearing aids, you need to have them adjusted, or re-programmed, on a regular basis.

The classic behind-the-ear model (BTE) is the choice if you have a severe hearing loss or if you have very small ear canals, which makes it difficult to fit an entire hearing aid into your ear. All the electronic components of a classic BTE model are located in a housing placed behind your ear. A slim plastic tube with an earmould in the end directs the amplified sound from the hearing aid into your ear. Manual controls for volume and program change are placed on the top side of the hearing aid for easy user access.

Depending on the model, BTE hearing aids can moreover often be fitted with an open fit solution. This means that the ear-tip is made with compensatory measures so as to optimize the sound processing.

An in-the-ear model (ITE) is suitable if you have a mild to severe hearing loss. The ITE has all its electronic components contained within a plastic shell moulded to fit your ear. The ITE model is placed in the ear canal, but with the faceplate still visible in the concha of your ear. The size - as well as the visibility - of the ITE depends on your degree of hearing loss and the shape of your ear canals. The ITE comes with optional user controls for program and volume change on the outside shell plate.

The CIC is the smallest model in hearing aids and is especially suitable if you have a mild to moderate hearing loss. It is a custom made shell that contains all the electronic components. The shell is placed deeply in the ear canal, making the hearing aid almost invisible. A CIC therefore has a big aesthetic advantage: No one can actually see that you are wearing a hearing aid. For easy everyday removal, the CIC has a small extension cord attached to the outside. A CIC model works fully automatically.

These are the latest developments in hearing aids. They are made possible using nanotechnology. The components are so small in their sizes that these hearing aids, when worn, practically are invisible when seen even from the sides.

The receiver-in-the-ear (RITE) model is a newer development in hearing aids and is suitable for mild to severe hearing loss. Compared to a classic behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid, the receiver of the RITE (the loudspeaker) is placed in the ear-tip instead of in the housing, thereby reducing its size. The RITE model consists of three parts: The housing, which sits behind the ear, and a thin ear wire connecting the housing to the receiver. The receiver is placed in the concha of the ear. The RITE model is a very discreet, and yet powerful hearing aid, which works fully automatically.

These are the latest developments in hearing aids. They are made possible using nanotechnology. The components are so small in their sizes that these hearing aids, when worn, practically are invisible when seen even from the sides.