The Widex journey to the number three spot among the world’s largest hearing aid manufacturers began more than 65 years ago. Their 2019 merger with Sivantos established WS Audiology, a global leader in production and innovation of hearing devices.
The company’s commitment to long term partnerships with hearing care providers, exacting standards, “passion for sound”, and the development of innovative hearing aid technology are all part of the success of Widex.
Producing one of the world’s most advanced sound engines with AI powered personalization, and seamless integration with other digital technology, are all part of what you can expect from a Widex hearing instrument.
DEX Technology, developed by Widex, is the gold standard for modern digital audio solutions. The Widex Fluid Sound Analyzer makes it possible for you to personalize and optimize sound settings to meet the demanding challenges of any listening environment, connectivity options for iPhone and Android, and machine learning are all features of the cutting-edge hearing instruments that use DEX Technology.
Widex music streaming through your hearing aids is second to none with the capacity to reproduce natural music sound, which has made them the preferred choice of musicians worldwide. Widex Moment technology produces crisper, more natural sound by synchronizing the arrival of sound not processed through the instrument with processed sound.
To address tinnitus using fractal tone technology, Widex introduced the Zen Therapy app that produces white noise and other sounds to help reduce the focus on your tinnitus so you can relax.
Connectivity with iPhone and Android combined with the TeamViewer app from Widex makes it possible to make programming adjustments, provide tech-support,troubleshooting, and counseling from your hearing care provider for access to better hearing no matter where you are.
Widex produces hearing instruments that provide an advanced hearing technology solution for those who need the extra help of a hearing aid. Dr. Michelle supports individuals who use Widex hearing aids by providing troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair for your hearing instrument along with other brand name devices.
The ongoing personalized care provided by our professionals is among the advantages of our audiology practice over purchasing your instrument from a hearing aid dispenser, online, or over-the-counter in a big box store. For the support, encouragement, and personalized care you need, turn to South Florida’s hearing care leader for better hearing and an improved 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, use the adjacent form to contact the Key West, Marathon, or Tavernier clinic nearest you.
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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