Hi all and I hope that for those of you living in the UK the bank holidays give you an opportunity to rest and catch up with friends and family.
I’m looking for any thoughts on moving from Oticon’s Engage ‘behind the ear’ (BTE) HAs to the ‘receiver in the ear’ (RITE) type please.
My hearing in one ear has degraded in the last few years to the point where the amplification of my current NHS HAs has hit a limit.
Interestingly I am noticing my T seems to be more one sided for the first time rather than just being central. Since having a audiology appointment and a correction to my HA settings recently, my perception of my one sided T has eased a little which I am grateful for.
I’m unfamiliar with this type of HA (RITE) and understand that instead of the small clear tube that delivers the sound to the in ear mould, this is replaced by a wire. I was told that the part that goes behind the ear is a little smaller than my current (BTE) type.
Does anyone know what type of (RITE) the NHS uses please as I’d like to find out about them before they arrive for fitting.
Many thanks and remember to be kind to yourselves.
G