An amplified telephone receiver developed in Singapore in 1878 was the first hearing assistance device produced by the founder of Signia, which released its first line of hearing aids in 1910. Since that time, Signia has grown to the point of producing one out of every four hearing aids used worldwide.
Partnered with Siemens for a short time at the outset of the 21st century, the company returned to independent status as a hearing aid manufacturer in 2015 under the Sivantos Group. After the Sivantos/Widex merger in 2019, WS Audiology established Signia as the new brand name for Siemens hearing instruments.
Signia’s commitment to provide stylish and discreet hearing wear without sacrificing performance is made possible by the manufacture and distribution of BTE and ITC devices with sophisticated form, graceful lines, a refined fit, and a true-to-life hearing experience.
Signia’s OVP platform improves sound quality and clarity using acoustic motion sensors for a more natural hearing experience. Device rechargeability for greater user convenience and enhanced speech understanding are among the features of Signia hearing instruments.
The company’s wide selection of RIC, CIC, and BTE hearing devices using OVP platform are available with the capacity to connect iPhone, Android, and other digital devices using StreamLine Mic and StreamLine TV, helping improve sound quality and clarity while providing discrete adjustment using your Smartphone.
The TeleCare app, accessed using your Smartphone, makes it possible for you to stay up-to-date with your hearing care provider with ongoing counseling and support without the need for an in-office appointment.
Signia is one of the many advanced hearing technology solutions available to Dr. Michelle in order to address your unique hearing care needs, but the primary focus of personalized hearing care is you.
Using professional, comprehensive hearing assessments to accurately identify your hearing challenges and expert guidance while you select the hearing instrument that not only addresses your specific type and severity of hearing loss, but your budget and personal preferences make you an important partner in your goal to achieve better hearing.
In addition to fitting you with an advanced technology hearing aid, our clinic also provides ongoing technical support, device maintenance, and hearing aid repair for devices from manufacturers like Signia, Oticon, Unitron, Widex, and more, making it possible for residents of the Florida Keys to enjoy better hearing as well as a better quality of life.
If you, or a loved one, has a hearing challenge, or you need some help from one of our hearing instrument specialists, contact the Tavernier, Marathon, or Key West clinic nearest you using the adjacent form.
Regardless of where you are on your hearing journey, if you’re looking to work with a highly experienced doctor of audiology that has expertise across all types of hearing challenges, then you’re highly encouraged to schedule your consultation.
To schedule your ‘Hearing Performance Tune-Up’ – then simply complete the form on this page and your request will be sent to Dr. Michelle’s assistant to find a convenient date/time for you, or you can call Dr. Michelle at (786) 627-7858 or (305) 247-8227.
Dr. Michelle stood out. Not only because she a highly qualified audiologist, but because she is a warm and caring human being. She has very high standards and was not content with my hearing correction until I was.
My initial thoughts when I met Dr. Michelle was how professional she was, how she listened to my individual concerns and how helpful she was to solve my problems.
I truly feel that Dr. Michelle cares deeply for her patients.
I have been experiencing an increased difficulty hearing with my most recent hearing aid and have recently moved to the area. After reading many reviews, I decided to make an appointment with Dr. Michelle based on the positive comments.
If you are like me and the quality of your hearing is important to you, service is more important than then the instruments themselves.
Dr. Michelle is the best.
After my permanent retirement in 2009, I knew that I needed to have my hearing tested again, and, more importantly, I knew I needed to consider hearing devices as part of my Hearing Care.
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