Elite Hearing of Colorado Springs provides expert hearing aid services in Colorado Springs, CO.

If you or someone you care about is experiencing hearing loss, finding the right hearing solution is an essential step toward better communication and a higher quality of life. At Elite Hearing of Colorado Springs, we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Our experienced Colorado Springs, CO audiologists provide expert care to guide you in selecting and fitting hearing aids that match your unique needs.

We offer a full range of services, including comprehensive hearing evaluations, personalized hearing aid selection, custom fittings, device adjustments, and dependable repairs. Our goal is to improve your hearing and overall well-being with compassionate, professional support.

Why Choose Professional Hearing Aid Services?

Clearer Communication: Hear conversations more easily, whether at home, work, or social events.
Improved Quality of Life: Enjoy the sounds of nature, music, and laughter again.
Support for Brain Health: Reduce the risk of cognitive issues related to untreated hearing loss.
Better Relationships and Connection: Avoid the isolation that often comes with hearing challenges.
Personalized Treatment plans: Avoid one-size-fits-all hearing aid fitting, work with ELITE HEARING as your partner in hearing healthcare.

Choosing the Right Hearing Aid

Finding the best hearing aid depends on your hearing profile, lifestyle, and budget. Our team takes time to learn about your needs and walks you through the different styles and features available. You’ll leave with a device that’s the right fit, both physically and functionally.

It All Starts with a Hearing Test

A professional hearing assessment is the first step to better hearing. We use several types of tests to evaluate your hearing ability:

Pure-tone audiometry – Determines the softest sounds you can hear across various pitches.
Speech audiometry – Measures your ability to hear and understand spoken words in quiet and noisy environments.
Tympanometry – Checks the movement of your eardrum to detect fluid, infections, or pressure problems in the middle ear.
Otoacoustic emissions (OAE) – Assesses the function of the inner ear, often used for screening infants and children.
Acoustic Reflexes – Evaluates the middle ear up through the nerve carrying information from the ear to the brain
Loudness Discomfort Levels – Measures sound sensitivity

Hearing Aid Styles We Offer

Each style is designed with specific hearing needs and preferences in mind:

Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC): Nearly invisible and ideal for mild to moderate hearing loss.
In-the-Canal (ITC): Slightly larger with more features, still discreet.
In-the-Ear (ITE): Easy to handle and control; fits in the outer ear.
Behind-the-Ear (BTE): Powerful and versatile, suitable for all levels of hearing loss.
Receiver-in-Canal (RIC): Type of BTE which has the speaker in the ear.

Precise Fitting for Maximum Comfort

Once you’ve chosen your hearing aids, we take detailed impressions of your ears to ensure a secure and comfortable fit. A well-fitted device enhances sound clarity and minimizes discomfort.

Programming and Ongoing Adjustments

Hearing aids may need fine-tuning over time. Our Colorado Springs, CO audiologists can adjust your devices for optimal clarity, comfort, and background noise reduction—especially as your hearing needs evolve.

Education & Support

We don’t just fit your hearing aids—we make sure you know how to use them. Our team provides guidance on:

Daily care and maintenance
Communication tips
Managing hearing loss in everyday life

We want you to feel confident and supported as you adapt to your new hearing aids.

Real Ear Measurements for Personalized Sound

We perform real ear measurements to ensure your hearing aids deliver the exact amplification you need. Using a small microphone placed in your ear, we measure sound levels and adjust your devices accordingly.

Why Real Ear Measurement Matters: This is an objective measurement that ensures your devices are programmed to your exact prescription using your ear canal shape and size. This test ensures your hearing aids are performing their best for your unique hearing profile, improving speech understanding and overall satisfaction.

How To Keep Your Hearing Aids in Top Shape

To get the most from your hearing aids:

Keep them clean and dry
Use a protective case when not in use
Change your wax filters routinely
Charge or replace batteries as needed
Visit us regularly for check-ups and cleanings