FAQs

Senior-friendly hearing aids are designed with simple controls, comfortable fittings,
rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth connectivity, and wireless streaming options to ensure
ease of use and convenience.

We provide premium RIC hearing aids from top global brands such as Signia, Phonak,
Widex, Resound, Starkey, and Oticon, ensuring authenticity, cutting-edge technology,
and long-lasting performance.

No. Aphasia affects a person’s ability to communicate but does not impact intelligence.
People with aphasia can still think, reason, and understand, even if they have trouble
expressing themselves.

Popular models include Widex Moment, Evoke, Beyond, Dream, UNIQUE, and Widex
Super. Each model offers different features to match varying hearing needs,
preferences, and budgets.

Many clinics, including ours, offer online sessions for convenience. Home-based
exercises are also provided so that therapy continues beyond the clinic.

Early intervention is best. Children as young as 18 months can benefit if they show
delays in speaking, understanding, or communicating. However, therapy is also
effective for older children and adults.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids are most commonly recommended for children
because they are durable, easy to handle, and can be adjusted as the child grows.
Other types, like RIC, ITC, or CIC, may be considered based on the child’s age and
hearing needs.

Bluetooth hearing aids are advanced digital devices that connect wirelessly to
smartphones, TVs, and other electronic devices. They stream audio directly to your
hearing aids, providing crystal-clear sound for conversations, music, and media without
the need for extra accessories or cables.

Yes. The clinic offers detailed assessments to identify developmental needs and create
a personalized therapy plan tailored to the child’s strengths and challenges.

Yes. At Kavya Speech & Hearing Clinic, we offer risk-free trial options so you can
experience the comfort and sound clarity of RIC hearing aids before making a final
decision.

Speech therapy helps children with Autism improve communication, social interaction,
and language skills. It may include using visual aids, structured routines, or alternative
communication methods (like AAC) to make communication easier and more effective.

Speech therapy helps rebuild language skills through exercises in speaking,
understanding, reading, and writing. Therapy may also teach alternative ways to
communicate and improve everyday interactions.