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Discover hearing aids that suit your needs and budget, with grants and payment plans available.
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Types of Hearing Aids

Whether you need something discreet or prefer a model that offers advanced features, our range of hearing aids ensures there’s an option that fits your hearing loss and comfort preferences.
In-the-Ear (ITE) Aids:
These hearing aids sit in the outer portion of the ear, making them easy to insert and remove. Their visibility depends on the size and shape chosen, with the smallest models being nearly invisible. ITE aids are particularly suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss. Modern technology ensures they provide full functionality, including advanced sound features, while remaining compact and discreet.
On-the-Ear (OTE) Aids:
These hearing aids rest on the outer ear and are connected to the ear canal by a thin tube, offering a discreet and lightweight design. OTE aids are highly versatile and suitable for various levels of hearing loss. They deliver more power when needed while maintaining comfort and ease of use. Modern designs also provide advanced sound quality and improved functionality for everyday hearing.

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Key Features to Look For

Modern hearing aids come with a range of innovative features designed to improve your hearing experience, reduce background noise, and enhance speech clarity in any environment.
Digital Noise Reduction (DNR):
Helps filter out distracting background noise, allowing you to focus on specific sounds, such as a conversation in a crowded room.
Proper Fitting:
Ensures a secure fit to reduce feedback and improve sound clarity. Properly sized ear molds can also enhance comfort and performance.
Directional Microphone:
Reduces noise from the sides and back while amplifying sounds in front of you. Many models can automatically adapt to your environment.
Phone Compatibility:
Some hearing aids include telecoil technology to reduce interference and improve sound clarity during phone calls, ensuring a seamless experience.
Multiple Channels:
Separates and prioritizes sounds, reducing ambient noise like fans or machinery while amplifying speech for clearer communication.
Wind Noise Manager:
Minimizes the distracting sound caused by wind blowing across the hearing aid, ensuring a comfortable listening experience outdoors.
Feedback Reduction:
Uses advanced technology to detect and suppress feedback, providing a clear and undistorted sound even in challenging environments.
Mobile Apps:
Control your hearing aids via smartphone apps to adjust sound levels, stream music, or receive notifications for maintenance and updates.
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Trusted Brands with Cutting-Edge Technology

At Wexford Hearing, we offer the latest hearing aids from trusted brands like Phonak, Oticon, Unitron, Bernafon, Signia, and Widex. As independent audiologists, we provide unbiased options tailored to your needs and budget. Top brands invest in advanced technology, ensuring features like noise suppression and adaptive programming for clearer speech. With prices starting from €999 per pair (with grant), we deliver high-quality hearing solutions, saving you thousands compared to high-street retailers.

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Hearing Aid Prices and Grants

We provide a wide range of high-quality hearing aids from the world’s leading manufacturers, tailored to your needs and budget.
How We Can Help

Due to being part of a network of Independent audiologists throughout Ireland we can offer average savings of over €1000 compared to some high street retailers. We will work with you to make improved hearing attainable on any budget see sample Pricelist We can do this by:

  • Offering a price promise on Hearing aids with some models being more than €1000 cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
  • Offering a pair of branded fully digital hearing aids at €999 per pair (with grant).
  • An interest free payment plan spread over a time period that suits you.
  • Accepting Grants of up to €1000 towards the cost of your hearing aids.
  • Medical Tax relief of 20% may also be available for eligible person.

We offer affordable hearing aid Financing options for customers which is completely interest free. By spreading the payments over 12 months or more you can get the hearing devices you need to reconnect with the people and activities you love.

Hearing Aid pricing varies considerably based on brand, functionality, technology level and features such as recharge-ability and Bluetooth compatibility. At Wexford hearing we can provide hearing aids from a few hundred euro for people who are looking for basic hearing devices and also offer the premium technology that is available from the most renowned manufacturers in 2021.
Manufacturer Model Price €* Price € Less Grant** Technology Level
Oticon INTENT 1 4,900 3,900 Premium
Oticon INTENT 2 4,400 3,400 Advanced
Oticon INTENT 3 3,400 2,400 Performance
Oticon Ruby 1 2,500 1,500 Essential
Oticon Ruby 2 2,200 1,200 Basic
Phonak Audeo Paradise P90 4,200 3,200 Premium
Phonak Audeo Paradise P70 3,700 2,700 Advanced
Phonak Audeo Paradise P50 3,500 2,500 Performance
As we deal with multiple manufacturers, this pricelist reflects only a sample of some of the most popular make and model hearing aids in Ireland today

*Pricelist is subject to change and non binding– If you would like a quote on a particular model hearing aid then simply contact us

** Grant eligibility is determined by the department of social and family affairs - please bring your PPS number with you to your appointment and we will be able to advise you about your own eligibility.
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How The Ear Works

Sound travels through the air in waves first striking the outer ear which is the part visible on the head. It’s also known as the pinna or auricle. The outer ear’s shape helps to collect sound and direct it inside the head toward the middle and inner ears. Along the way, the shape of the ear helps to increase the volume of the sound and help locate which direction it is coming from.

From the outer ear, sound waves travel through a small tube approx. 2.5cm known as the ear canal. In people, this tiny tube is about 2.5 centimetres (1 inch) long.
The ear drum or tympanum is stretched tightly across the end of the ear canal inside the head. As sound waves reach the ear drum, they vibrate its membrane. This triggers pressure waves that swell into the middle ear.

Inside the middle ear is a small cavity with three tiny bones. Those bones are the malleus (which means “hammer” in Latin), the incus (which means “anvil” in Latin) and the stapes (which means “stirrup” in Latin). These three bones are known as ossicles. They are the smallest bones in the human body. The stapes (STAY-pees), for instance, is only 3 millimetres (0.1 inch) long! These three bones work together to receive sound waves and transmit them on to the inner ear. Inside this inner ear is a fluid-filled, snail-shaped structure. It’s called the cochlea. Inside it stand ranks of microscopic “hair” cells. They contain bundles of tiny, hair-like strands embedded in a gel-like membrane. When sound vibrations enter the cochlea, they make the membrane and its hair cells sway to and from. Their movements send messages to the brain that register the sound as any of many distinct pitches.

These hair cells are fragile, over time, they begin to weaken and disappear, this can be caused by exposure to loud noise and aging. People begin to lose the ability to detect certain sounds. Hair cells that respond to high-pitched sounds tend to die off first.


When one dies, it's gone forever. That is why it is so important to protect your ears from exposure to loud noises and also have your hearing health tested.

Hearing Aid Grant

Many people both employees and the self employed who have paid PRSI (Pay Related Social Insurance) may receive significant help when purchasing hearing aids.
You may also qualify for the grant through your spouse’s PRSI contributions. If you qualify, you are entitled to up to €1000 towards the cost of your hearing aids (€500 per hearing aid/ear). This grant is given every four years on application, if qualified.
To enquire if you may be entitled to any grants simply contact us on 1800 80 43 22 or [email protected]
More information can be obtained at the Treatment Benefit scheme section of the department of Health and Children website: www.dohc.ie

 

Tax Relief

You may be able to claim tax relief on medical expenses including those on hearing aids that you pay for yourself and on behalf of any other person.
For further information please visit the revenue website - A Guide to claiming Health or Medical Expenses Relief