HEARING AID SERVICES

Get professional hearing aid services from any of our offices in Chattanooga, Hixson, Franklin, Murfreesboro, & Cartersville.

Expert Hearing Aid Services Tailored to You


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

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Smarter Than Ever: Welcome to the Digital Age of Hearing

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 Digital 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


Invisible-in-Canal (IIC)

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.

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

RIC hearing aids are the most popular style on the market—small, discreet, and comfortable. The speaker sits directly in the ear canal, connected by a thin, nearly invisible wire for an open, natural sound. Many models offer Bluetooth connectivity and come in both rechargeable and battery-operated options.


Perfect for: Mild to moderate hearing loss and those wanting a sleek, feature-rich design.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC)

CIC hearing aids are custom-molded to fit entirely inside your ear canal, offering a discreet, snug fit with only a small handle visible for easy removal. Though slightly more visible than IIC models, they remain subtle and low-profile. CIC devices come in various colors to match your skin tone and are a great balance between performance and discretion.


Perfect for: Mild to moderate hearing loss and those wanting a nearly invisible custom-fit option.

In-the-Canal (ITC)

ITC hearing aids are custom-molded to fit partially in the ear canal and slightly in the outer ear, offering a discreet yet more visible option than IIC or CIC models. Because they fill more of the ear canal, they help block out external noise and may be recommended for those with more advanced hearing loss. Easy to handle and available in skin-tone colors, ITCs blend naturally with the ear while delivering strong performance.


Perfect for: Mild to moderately severe hearing loss and those wanting a discreet, easy-to-use option.

In-the-Ear (ITE)

ITE hearing aids are custom-molded to fit the outer portion of your ear, offering a comfortable and powerful solution for more significant hearing loss. They provide excellent amplification and are easier to handle than smaller in-canal styles. Available in various colors to match your skin tone, ITEs combine performance with a sleek, low-profile look.


Perfect for: Moderate to severe hearing loss and those who prefer an easy-to-use, full-featured design.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

BTE hearing aids rest comfortably behind the ear, with sound delivered through a clear acoustical tube into a custom-fit earmold. They offer powerful amplification, making them an excellent choice for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. BTEs are available in a range of colors to match your hair or skin tone, with discreet tubing and easy-to-use controls for everyday convenience.


Perfect for: Severe to profound hearing loss and those needing maximum power with reliable comfort.

Get to Know the World's Most Reputable Hearing Aid Manufacturers

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.

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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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