Selecting the Right Device
We match you with a hearing aid style and technology level suited to your hearing loss, lifestyle, and budget.

At Sound Hearing Audiology and Speech, every fitting is performed by our audiologists, whose combined expertise and lived experience ensure patients not only hear better, but feel genuinely confident and comfortable doing so.
We match you with a hearing aid style and technology level suited to your hearing loss, lifestyle, and budget.
Using Real Ear Measurement (REM), we verify that the hearing aid is delivering the exact amount of amplification your ears need at every frequency.
We walk you through how to use and care for your devices, and schedule follow-up visits to fine-tune performance as you adjust.
Studies show that a significant number of hearing aids end up in a drawer, not because the technology failed, but because the fitting process was incomplete. A thorough, professionally verified fitting ensures your devices become a natural, comfortable part of your daily life rather than something you tolerate.
A professionally performed fitting with Real Ear Measurement means your hearing aids are verified to your exact hearing needs, not just programmed to an average.


At Sound Hearing Audiology and Speech, every hearing aid fitting is performed by Dr. Robin Zeller and Dr. Andrew Engelhardt using Real Ear Measurement, the gold standard in fitting verification. Dr. Zeller brings nearly five decades of diagnostic expertise, while Dr. Engelhardt adds the perspective of someone who has worn hearing aids himself, making the fitting process both clinically precise and personally understood. Call us today at (516) 932-7577. We're here to make sure you get it right.
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Ask your questionReal Ear Measurement (REM) is a verification process that measures how much sound is actually reaching your eardrum while wearing your hearing aid. It ensures your device is delivering the right amplification for your specific ears, not just a manufacturer average.
A thorough fitting typically takes about an hour, allowing time for REM verification, orientation, and any initial adjustments. We never rush the process, because getting it right the first time saves time in the long run.
Yes, and that is completely normal. Fine-tuning over the first few weeks is a standard and expected part of the process. We schedule follow-up appointments to make sure your devices continue to perform well as you adjust to wearing them.
Our audiologists consider your degree of hearing loss, ear anatomy, lifestyle, and personal preferences before recommending any device.
Many insurance plans cover hearing aid fittings, and some include coverage toward the devices themselves. Our staff will help you understand your benefits before your appointment so there are no surprises.
We encourage you to communicate openly about what isn't working. Adjustments are always part of the process. Our goal is for you to feel genuinely satisfied with your hearing, and we will keep working with you until you are.
Tell us a little about what's going on. We'll call you back within one business day, usually the same afternoon, to find a time that works.