Oticon’s mission began over 100 years ago. In 1904, Hans Demant, desiring to help his wife Camilla live a better life, unhindered by her hearing loss, provided the help she needed using one of the first electronic hearing aids in the world.
From this caring foundation as a starting point, providing support to those with hearing challenges became the passion of Oticon, constantly working toward the vision of a world in which hearing loss poses no limitations. Innovative life-changing technologies that challenge conventions are at the forefront of Oticon’s efforts to continue as a leader in cutting-edge technology.
The company’s commitment to never compromise on quality has helped establish Oticon’s reputation for providing the best quality sound, reliability, and ease-of-use throughout the world.
Oticon’s 21st century innovations are centered around their Brain Hearing concept, which involves designing and producing hearing aid technology capable of supporting how the brain processes sound and speech in order to distinguish meaning rather than just amplifying sound.
Today’s Oticon hearing aids come with an increased memory capacity and sound detectors that monitor changes in the acoustic environment with 56,000 measurements per second. Signal processing algorithms work to provide proactive feedback management and AI drives sound navigation technology capable of helping device wearers to distinguish between multiple speakers within a noisy environment.
Applying micro-digital and nano-digital technology innovations to their hearing instruments, allow Oticon to manufacture increasingly smaller, lighter and more discreet hearing devices with features like:
Oticon hearing aids are among the advanced technology solutions our hearing aid specialists at Physicians Hearing Care use to address your better hearing needs, but no form of technology can replace you as our primary focus.
We base our personalized hearing care on a highly accurate comprehensive hearing assessment that identifies your unique hearing challenges, and then follow up with the treatment or hearing instrument best suited to address your specific type and severity of hearing loss as well as your personal and budget preferences.
Our team goes beyond the process of fitting you with advanced hearing aid technology from brand name manufacturers, like Oticon, Phonak, ReSound and more, by providing ongoing technical support, device maintenance and hearing aid repair so you can enjoy better hearing and an active, independent lifestyle.
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