Signia Hearing Aids
The founder of Signia, Werner von Siemens, produced an amplified telephone receiver in Singapore in 1877, establishing the foundation of a company that would develop and release its first line of hearing aids in 1910. Today, Signia is among the world’s leaders of hearing aid manufacturing, producing one out of every four hearing aids used worldwide.
In partnership with Siemens at the start of the 21st century, Signia returned to independent status within the Sivantos Group until the 2019 Sivantos-Widex merger established WS Audiology. In affiliation with WS Audiology, Signia became one of the new brand names for Siemens hearing instruments.
“Take life in stride,” Signia’s motto, is at the heart of their commitment to provide stylish and discreet hearing wear without sacrificing performance. Their BTE and ITC devices feature sophisticated form, graceful lines, a refined fit, and a true-to-life hearing experience that are a great fit for those who enjoy a highly active and independent lifestyle.
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Sound Processing by Signia
Signia’s OVP platform allows hearing aid users to delight in the better sound quality and speech clarity delivered by acoustic motion sensors capable of producing a more natural hearing experience. Improved speech understanding involves the use of a live deep neural network and continuously learning AI that adapts to your individual needs as you move from one listening environment to another.
Since speech and background noise are processed separately, and then recombined, Signia hearing aids deliver outstanding speech clarity in a fully immersive soundscape while reducing echoes and feedback in reverberant environments and making your own voice sound more natural.
Signia’s Hearing Aid Features
A major convenience feature is the inclusion of the world’s first inductive charging system, which includes a 24-hour, rechargeable, lithium ion-powered hearing aid battery developed by Signia.
Connectivity with iPhone, Android, and a wide range of digital devices are supported by Signia devices and apps that include StreamLine Mic, StreamLine TV, and others able to facilitate discrete sound quality adjustment by using your smartphone.
Signia’s TeleCare app makes it possible to connect with your hearing care provider in order to stay up to date with ongoing counseling, troubleshooting, and programming support without the need for an in-office appointment.
Patient-Focused Hearing Care from Utah Ear Institute
The hearing aids manufactured by Signia are among the advanced technology solutions used by the team of audiologists at our four Utah Ear Institute locations in Bountiful, Tooele, Park City, and West Valley City hearing and balance centers, but no level of technology replaces you as the primary focus of the hearing care we provide.
After a highly accurate hearing assessment, our hearing care professionals address your specific hearing challenges by guiding you through the process of selecting the hearing aid that best addresses your specific type and severity of hearing loss along with meeting your personal and budget preferences.
Besides making advanced hearing aid technology from brand name manufacturers, such as Signia, Widex, Oticon, and more, available to you, we also provide ongoing technical support, device maintenance, and hearing aid repair to ensure that you enjoy both better hearing and a more active, independent lifestyle.
If you might benefit from the advanced technology hearing aids we have available or need some help from one of our technicians, then contact the most trusted hearing care in Northern Utah by using the adjacent form.
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If you or a loved one has any questions, any concerns, or would like to speak to a hearing professional for a no-obligation conversation to discuss your unique circumstances, then we’re here to help.
Simply complete the form and we’ll call you for a friendly conversation to offer our professional guidance and advice.
Remember, there’s no such thing as a silly question, especially when it comes to your hearing healthcare.
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