Today, hearing devices are smaller, more comfortable, and most importantly - more effective - than ever before, which explains why satisfaction with new hearing devices is at an all-time high of 90% (Kochkin, 2005). Hearing devices today are digital microcomputers that can automatically adjust to ensure sounds are audible and comfortable. And with a whole host of twenty-first century features, they’re easy – and even fun – to use. Even basic models today are light years ahead of the most advanced models of just a few years ago. That’s great news, because in over 90% of cases of hearing loss, hearing devices are recommended. And research has proven that hearing devices not only help you hear better but can actually improve the quality of your life (National Council on Aging, 1999)

Just as physical therapy can help rebuild muscles and adjust movements to compensate for physical weakness or injury, LACE will help you develop skills and strategies to deal with situations when hearing is inadequate.
Whether you wear hearing aids, are just acquiring aids, or simply wish to improve your listening skills, LACE training will help you get the most out of the sounds of life. Even people with normal hearing can be poor listeners. Good listening skills is one of the essential components in effective communication.
Many ALDs are available to help people with all degrees of hearing loss. These devices facilitate improved face-to-face communication, reception of electronic media, telephone reception, and reception of important warning sounds and situations.
4. Bluetooth TV connectivity is available with some of the new hearing instruments.