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Hearing Aids

Hearing aids can improve access to speech and everyday sounds for children and adults with hearing loss.

At Medcare Hospital Al Safa, hearing care includes specialist assessment, hearing-aid evaluation and fitting, programming, rehabilitation and ongoing audiology support.

Led by Dr. Ahmad Alamadi, Consultant Otologist & Neurotologist, the service combines specialist ENT expertise, audiological assessment and personalised care to determine whether a bone conduction hearing solution may be suitable for each patient.

Why Would You Need a Hearing Aid?

You may benefit from a hearing assessment if you:

  • Struggle to follow conversations
  • Frequently ask people to repeat themselves
  • Find speech difficult to understand in noisy environments
  • Increase the television or phone volume
  • Have difficulty hearing softer sounds
  • Feel that people are speaking unclearly or mumbling
  • Have diagnosed hearing loss affecting everyday communication

A hearing assessment helps determine the type and degree of hearing loss and whether hearing aids may be suitable.

Hearing Aid Assessment

Your assessment may include:

  • Specialist consultation
  • Comprehensive hearing assessment
  • Pure tone audiometry
  • Speech testing
  • Middle ear assessment
  • Review of your communication needs and lifestyle
  • Hearing-aid evaluation

Hearing Aid Care at Medcare Hospital Al Safa

  • Hearing Assessment

Your hearing is assessed to identify the type and degree of hearing loss and determine whether amplification may help.

  • Hearing Aid Selection

The appropriate hearing-aid style and technology are selected according to your hearing needs, lifestyle and individual requirements.

  • Hearing Aid Fitting & Programming

Your hearing aids are fitted and programmed according to your hearing assessment and individual response.

  • Hearing Aid Rehabilitation

Support is provided to help you adjust to amplification and become comfortable using your hearing aids in everyday situations.

  • Ongoing Follow-Up

Regular hearing checks and programming adjustments help maintain and optimise hearing-aid performance over time.

Types of Hearing Aids

Depending on your hearing needs, different hearing-aid styles may be considered, including:

  • Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
  • Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)
  • In-the-Canal (ITC)
  • Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC)
  • Deep-in-the-Canal (DIC)
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FAQs about Hearing Aids:

  • How do I know if I need a hearing aid?

    A: If hearing loss is affecting conversations or everyday communication, a comprehensive hearing assessment can determine whether hearing aids may be appropriate.

  • Which hearing aid is right for me?

    A: The appropriate device depends on factors including the type and degree of hearing loss, ear anatomy, communication needs and lifestyle.

  • Do hearing aids need to be programmed?

    A: Yes. Hearing aids are programmed according to your hearing assessment and adjusted based on your individual response and needs.

  • Can children use hearing aids?

    A: Yes. Hearing aids may be suitable for children with hearing loss following appropriate paediatric hearing assessment and specialist evaluation.

  • Will hearing aids restore normal hearing?

    A: Hearing aids do not restore natural hearing. They are designed to improve access to sound and speech based on the individual's hearing loss.

  • What if hearing aids no longer provide enough benefit?

    A: If appropriately fitted hearing aids are providing limited benefit, further specialist assessment may be recommended to explore other hearing solutions.

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