Hearing Aids

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Expert Hearing Aid Services in Tennessee & Georgia

At Johnson Audiology, we’re committed to helping you hear your best through personalized, professional hearing aid services. Whether you're new to hearing aids or looking to upgrade, our experienced team is here to guide you through every step with expert care and trusted solutions.


We offer:

  • A variety of hearing aid styles — from invisible-in-canal to behind-the-ear options
  • Access to leading brands — including Phonak, Oticon, ReSound, Signia, Starkey, and Widex
  • Real Ear Verification — for precise, custom-fit sound performance
  • Rechargeable and Bluetooth-enabled devices — with the latest in hearing technology
  • Ongoing hearing aid care and maintenance — cleanings, programming, repairs, and support
  • Manufacturer-backed warranties and support — for long-term confidence and protection


Wherever you are in your hearing journey, we’ll help you find the right solution for your needs and lifestyle.

Modern Hearing Aids Designed for Comfort, Clarity, and Discretion

Forget what you remember about old hearing aids — today’s devices are smart, sleek, and built to blend into your life.

Hearing aid technology has evolved faster in the last 15 years than in the previous 50. While smartphones, smart TVs, and digital assistants have become everyday essentials, hearing aids have also entered a new era—leaving behind the bulky, squeaky devices of the past.


If your only memory of hearing aids involves what your grandmother wore in the 1980s, get ready to be pleasantly surprised. Today’s hearing aids are small, powerful, and highly customizable. They don’t just make everything louder—they make listening more effortless.

Old School Amplifiers vs. Smart Sound Processing

Traditional hearing aids amplified every sound equally—meaning the roar of traffic was just as loud as someone speaking next to you. That one-size-fits-all approach is long gone.


Modern hearing aids use AI signal processing to distinguish between speech and background noise. Whether you're in a quiet room, a busy café, or walking down a city street, your devices analyze the environment and adjust automatically—amplifying voices and softening unwanted sounds in real time. No manual tuning needed.

How Today's AI Hearing Aids Work

Here’s what happens behind the scenes in a split second:

  • Microphones pick up sound from your surroundings.
  • A microprocessor chip turns that sound into digital code.
  • Smart algorithms analyze and adjust the code to match your hearing profile.
  • The result? Clear, customized sound—fine-tuned for wherever you are and whatever you’re doing.


This AI magic gives you a listening experience that’s far more natural and far less tiring than ever before.

Discover Invisible Hearing with Lyric™ by Phonak

Looking for a truly discreet hearing solution? Phonak Lyric™ is the world’s only 100% invisible hearing aid, worn comfortably 24/7 for months at a time—even while sleeping or showering. No daily removal. No batteries to change. Just effortless, natural hearing.


Now available at Johnson Audiology.

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AI-Powered Hearing Aids: Smarter Than Ever

If you’ve been waiting for the future of hearing aid technology, it’s here. Check out the many ways that hearing aids have entered the high-tech world.

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Smarter Sound with AI Processing

Tiny computer chips inside your hearing aids analyze and adjust sound in real time—automatically adapting to your environment for clear, personalized hearing. And with ongoing innovation from leading manufacturers, the tech just keeps getting better.

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Rechargeable Convenience

Rechargeable hearing aids are now widely available, especially in RIC and BTE styles, with in-the-canal options emerging too. Charging cases offer all-day power and eliminate the hassle of tiny batteries—some even recharge without a wall outlet.

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Seamless Connectivity

Modern hearing aids connect directly to your smartphone, letting you stream calls, music, and TV straight to your ears. You can adjust settings, control volume, and even locate lost devices—all from the manufacturer’s app.

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Advanced Accessories

Accessories like captioned phones, wireless mics, and assistive listening systems make hearing easier in busy spaces. Whether you’re at church, in class, or on a video call, your audiologist can recommend the right tools to keep you connected.

Sleek, Comfortable Hearing Aid Styles That Fit Your Life

Lyric Hearing Aid by Phonak

Lyric is the world’s first and only 100% invisible extended-wear hearing aid that can be worn 24/7 for months at a time. Placed deep in the ear canal by a trained professional, Lyric stays completely out of sight and out of mind—no need to remove it daily or change batteries. You can wear it while sleeping, showering, and exercising, without any disruption to your routine.


Lyric uses the natural anatomy of your ear to deliver clear, natural sound and is maintenance-free between replacements.


Perfect for: Mild to moderately severe hearing loss and individuals who want truly invisible, hassle-free hearing without daily upkeep.



Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) Hearing Aid

IIC hearing aids are the smallest and most discreet style available—custom-molded to fit deep inside your ear canal, making them virtually invisible when worn. Despite their tiny size, they deliver excellent sound quality and comfort for all-day wear. IIC devices are available in several color options to match your skin tone and are designed to stay out of sight while staying in sync with your lifestyle.


Perfect for: Mild to moderate hearing loss and those who prioritize maximum discretion.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC) Hearing Aid

CIC hearing aids sit fully inside the ear canal and are barely noticeable to others. Slightly larger than IIC models, CIC devices are also custom-molded and offer a discreet profile with improved ease of insertion and removal. Some models may include manual controls like volume adjustment or program switching.


Perfect for: Mild to moderate hearing loss and individuals who want a nearly invisible hearing solution with a touch more control.

In-the-Canal (ITC) Hearing Aid

ITC hearing aids are custom-fitted and sit partially in the ear canal, with a visible portion in the outer ear. They’re larger than CIC devices, allowing for more features such as directional microphones and wireless connectivity, while still maintaining a relatively discreet appearance.


Perfect for: Mild to moderately severe hearing loss and those who want a balance between discreet design and advanced functionality.

Reciever-in-Canal (RIC) Hearing Aid

RIC hearing aids are among the most popular styles today. They feature a tiny casing that sits behind the ear and a thin wire that connects to a small speaker placed in the ear canal. This design provides natural sound clarity, especially for high-frequency hearing loss, and is sleek and comfortable for extended wear.


RICs are compatible with many modern features like rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth streaming, and mobile app control.


Perfect for: Mild to severe hearing loss and those looking for a versatile, comfortable, and high-performance option.



In-the-Ear (ITE) Hearing Aid

ITE hearing aids fill more of the outer ear and are easier to handle than smaller in-canal styles. They are available in full-shell or half-shell designs and are powerful enough to support more severe hearing loss. ITE devices can include features like directional microphones, Bluetooth connectivity, and larger batteries for extended use.


Perfect for: Mild to severe hearing loss and individuals who prefer easy handling and advanced features in a compact design.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aid

BTE hearing aids rest behind the ear with a tube that directs sound into a custom earmold inside the ear canal. These devices are typically more powerful and durable than other styles, making them ideal for a wide range of hearing needs, including profound hearing loss. BTEs are also a top choice for children and those with dexterity challenges due to their size and ease of use.


Perfect for: Moderate to profound hearing loss, and those who need a powerful, reliable, and easy-to-handle hearing solution.

Top Hearing Aid Brands We Trust at Johnson Audiology

At Johnson Audiology, we proudly offer hearing aids from the industry’s six most trusted brands—Oticon, ReSound, Starkey, Phonak, Signia, and Widex. Each manufacturer is known for cutting-edge technology, reliable performance, and a wide range of styles to suit your unique hearing needs.

Hearing Aid Care & Maintenance

Proper care and maintenance are key to keeping your hearing aids performing their best. From daily cleanings to routine check-ups, taking care of your devices helps extend their lifespan and ensures optimal sound quality. Our team offers professional cleanings, repairs, and support at all Johnson Audiology locations. 

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Hearing Aid Repair in Chattanooga, TN

Even with regular care, hearing aids may need occasional repairs due to wear and tear, moisture, or accidental damage. At Johnson Audiology, we offer in-office troubleshooting and repair services to get your devices back to working order quickly. Whether it’s a broken tube, battery issue, or sound distortion, our audiologists are here to help.

FAQs About Hearing Aids

How do I know if I need hearing aids?

Common signs of hearing loss include turning the TV volume up higher than others prefer, difficulty hearing conversations in noisy environments, and frequently asking people to repeat themselves. A professional hearing test is the best way to know for sure. You can schedule a hearing evaluation with us to find out.

What brands of hearing aids do you carry?

Johnson Audiology works with leading hearing aid manufacturers, including Phonak, Oticon, Widex, ReSound, and Starkey. This allows us to recommend the best technology for your unique hearing needs and lifestyle.

How long do hearing aids last?

With proper care, most hearing aids last 3–7 years. Lifespan depends on factors like model, daily use, and maintenance. Regular checkups can help extend the life of your devices.

How do you fit hearing aids?

Our audiologists use real-ear measurements and advanced fitting software to program your devices precisely for your hearing loss. We’ll adjust them over time to ensure maximum comfort and clarity.

Do you repair hearing aids?

Yes! We offer in-office hearing aid repairs for most brands, often while you wait. If more extensive work is needed, we coordinate with the manufacturer to get your device repaired quickly.

How much does hearing aid repair cost?

Costs vary depending on the problem and warranty coverage. Minor in-office repairs may be free for existing patients. We’ll always provide a repair estimate before work is done.

How should I care for my hearing aids?

  • Wipe your hearing aids daily with a soft, dry cloth.
  • Keep them away from moisture and extreme heat.
  • Change wax guards and filters regularly.
  • Store them in a hearing aid dehumidifier overnight.

Learn more on our Hearing Aid Care page.

Can I upgrade my hearing aids?

Yes. If your hearing has changed or you’d like newer features like Bluetooth streaming or rechargeable batteries, we can help you upgrade to the latest technology.

Do you offer rechargeable hearing aids?

Absolutely. Many of our most popular models come with built-in rechargeable batteries, lasting up to 24 hours per charge.

Where can I get my hearing aids serviced near me?

We offer hearing aid cleaning, adjustments, and repairs at all Johnson Audiology locations in Tennessee and Georgia. Visit our Locations Page to find a clinic near you.

Still Have Questions About Hearing Aids?

Our audiologists are here to help you find the perfect hearing solution and keep it performing at its best. Whether you need a new fitting, quick repair, or advice on care and maintenance, Johnson Audiology has you covered.

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