Hearing At Home
A New Era in Affordable Hearing Assistance

As the world gets louder with constant exposure to blaring music and bustling traffic, the demand for hearing aids, once seen as a symbol of aging, is on the rise. The lack of awareness about hearing loss and challenges in making educated decisions on using hearing devices creates a significant divide between those receiving treatment and those left untreated. Financial hurdles caused by high device costs, doctor consultation charges and insurance issues, further widen this gap.

Hearing at home bridges this gap with its own brand of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids.

As a prominent direct-to-consumer player in the hearing aid industry, Hearing At Home is a multi-branded, leading provider of hearing devices. It reshapes the hearing assistance landscape by addressing the needs of underserved consumers across all age groups.

NANO Hearing Aids offers a wide array of OTC hearing aids suitable for individuals suffering from perceived mild to moderate hearing impairment. Renowned for their nearly invisible form and comfort, the devices stand out for their effectiveness and affordability. Their use eliminates the need for hearing tests, audiologist consultation fees, fitting, and follow-up sessions.

“We are dedicated to educating people about hearing loss and leveraging our brand to make over-the-counter hearing solutions accessible to all,” says Dan Thomas, VP of Operations at Hearing At Home.

NANO Hearing aids has an impressive product line. First is the CIC Recharge (CIC2), a discreet in-canal hearing aid with two audiological profiles and six volume settings managed with a push-button control. Multiple audiological profiles allow users to select the setting that best suits their environment, whether it is in a quiet room or noisy outdoors.

Next in line is the CIC Digital Recharge or CIC4, a more advanced model with four audiological profiles and six volume levels for each setting. Both CIC2 and CIC4 include noise management and feedback cancellation features to enhance the user’s hearing experience.

Joining the lineup are the X2 Recharge (X2R), Behind-the-Ear hearing aids (BTE4). Similar to CIC4 in performance, this product adds a directional microphone for enhanced focus on sounds in front, reducing noise from behind.

At the top of the product range is the BTE PLUS or Sigma Plus. Its Bluetooth functionality allows seamless control via a smartphone app for adjusting volume levels and selecting specific audiological profiles.

Bluetooth streaming capability for direct communication with cell phones for calls and music is expected to become a reality for NANO Hearing Aids in the near future. Hearing At Home is also actively testing selffitting hearing aids—a groundbreaking technology that will allow users to conduct hearing tests, generate audiograms, and customize the device’s audiological profiles to experience a personalized hearing solution.
Introducing hearing aids triggers a new adaptation process in the user as the brain adjusts to restored sounds following years of hearing loss. Recognizing this, the company provides a 45-day money-back guarantee that allows users sufficient time for both the ear and the brain to adjust to amplification. It also enables them to thoroughly assess the device’s suitability and make an informed and tested decision before confirming the purchase.

Hearing At Home provides highly educated and empathetic customer care agents who offer 24/7 complimentary professional support to users. When basic support falls short in addressing user concerns, they resolve issues and encourage discussions about upgrading to technology more aligned with their specific requirements.

Recognizing the impact of hearing on an individual’s overall health and quality of life, Hearing at Home effortlessly blends cutting-edge technology with discreet comfort. It is well-positioned as the ultimate go-to provider for all things related to hearing loss and assistance devices.