It is a perfectly normal question to ask, but maybe we should first consider how much quality of life you and your loved ones have lost as the result of your hearing loss. Many people fear turning blind like nothing else, and if there was something that could make you see again, no cost would be too high.

Now take the amount of money you are willing to pay to prevent blindness or restore your vision and multiply that by two. That is what you should set aside for restoring your hearing. Helen Keller said that being blind separates you from objects, being deaf separates you from people.

You are first of all a human being, a social creature, you live because of your interaction with other people and other people live because you interact with them. You speak; they listen. They speak; you listen. Your ears connect you to other human beings.

Hearing loss is quite common, but that does not mean nothing can be done. On the contrary, today many solutions based on latest miniaturized technological advancements including AI (Artificial Intelligence) are available. But not all hearing solutions perform equally well.

If you are interested in getting the best hearing solution within your budget, schedule an appointment with an audiologist at your nearest Ear Institute.