HEARING AID CARE
Extend the life of your devices with simple daily care and expert in-office maintenance.
Extend the Life and Performance of Your Hearing Aids
Your hearing aids help you stay connected to conversations, loved ones, and life itself. With the right care, they’ll continue to deliver comfort and clarity for years to come. At Johnson Audiology, we make it easy to keep your hearing aids in top shape with professional services, expert support, and practical at-home care tips.
Why Hearing Aid Care Matters
Hearing aids are advanced devices—and like all technology, they work best with regular upkeep. Proper care not only extends the life of your hearing aids, but also ensures consistently clear, comfortable sound. Neglecting daily maintenance can lead to muffled sound, feedback, connection issues, or even permanent damage. A little attention each day, combined with routine professional check-ins, can make a big difference in how well your devices perform over time.
At-Home Hearing Aid Maintenance
A consistent home care routine helps your hearing aids perform their best day after day. Just a few minutes of maintenance can prevent common issues like sound distortion, wax buildup, and moisture damage. At Johnson Audiology, we guide every patient through simple, effective habits and recommend helpful tools to make home care easy and stress-free.
Daily Cleaning Made Simple
Each evening, take a moment to:
- Wipe down your hearing aids with a clean, dry cloth to remove wax, moisture, and oils
- Check and replace wax traps and domes if they’re clogged or worn
- Inspect microphone vents and tubing for blockages
- Store your hearing aids in a cool, dry place—never in a bathroom or near heat sources
Protect Your Devices with a Dry ‘N Store Case
Moisture is one of the most common causes of hearing aid damage. That’s why we recommend using a Dry ‘N Store dehumidifying case, which gently removes internal moisture overnight. These cases are especially useful during humid months or for patients with active lifestyles. We offer them in-office and can help you choose the best model for your devices.
Need Help With Daily Maintenance?
If you’re unsure how to clean your hearing aids, change a wax trap, or use a Dry ‘N Store case, our team is happy to walk you through every step. During your next visit, we can demonstrate best practices and help you build a personalized care routine that keeps your hearing aids working like new.
Watch & Learn: Hearing Aid Cleaning & Maintenance
Use these quick how-to videos to care for your hearing aids with confidence:
How to Clean Your Hearing Aids
How to Change a Hearing Aid Battery
How to Charge Your Hearing Aids
How to Use a Dry & Store Hearing Aid Case
How to Change Hearing Aid Wax Traps & Domes
Phonak & Oticon Wax Trap Replacement
In-Office Hearing Aid Care Services
While daily at-home care makes a big difference, your hearing aids also benefit from professional servicing to keep everything running smoothly.
Six-Month Clean-and-Check Visits
We recommend visiting us every six months for a clean-and-check. Our team will:
- Deep-clean microphones and receivers
- Inspect and replace worn parts if needed
- Check fit and comfort
- Make minor adjustments for optimal sound quality
Walk-ins are welcome, and we’ll make sure your experience is quick, helpful, and comfortable—with complimentary refreshments while you wait.
End-of-Warranty Overhaul Service
As your hearing aids near the end of their three-year warranty, we can send them back to the manufacturer for a full refresh. This includes new receivers, microphones, and other internal parts to ensure your devices keep working their best beyond the warranty period.
Real Ear Verification Measures
You deserve the best when it comes to maximizing the benefit of your hearing aids. That’s why Johnson Audiology offers Real Ear Verification Measures to determine whether or not you are receiving the precise level of amplification to maximize word understanding. As a hearing aid wearer, you may struggle with how to communicate to your audiologist how your hearing aids are performing. Real Ear Measures take out the guesswork.
As everyone has different ear canal shapes, your hearing aids may be over or under amplifying in one or more areas. With your hearing aids in your ears, your audiologist uses these measures to determine exactly how much sound is delivered to each eardrum and makes adjustments to your hearing aids settings to meet the prescribed custom targets.
It’s one more way that Johnson Audiology uses best practices and invests in cutting edge technology so that you are successful on your healthy hearing journey.