Advanced
Hearing Aid Solutions
Tailored to Your Individual Needs
Clear Choice Hearing Solutions provides hearing care in Prescott Valley, Arizona, including hearing tests, digital hearing aids, fittings, adjustments, repairs, and ongoing support to enhance sound clarity and quality of life.
VETERAN OWNED & OPERATED
Advanced
Hearing Aid Solutions
Tailored to Your Individual Needs
Clear Choice Hearing Solutions provides hearing care in Prescott Valley, Arizona, including hearing tests, digital hearing aids, fittings, adjustments, repairs, and ongoing support to enhance sound clarity and quality of life.
VETERAN OWNED & OPERATED
About Clear Choice Hearing
Solutions
Personalized Care. Advanced Hearing Solutions. Better Connections.
Clear Choice Hearing Solutions provides personalized hearing care from its Prescott Valley, Arizona location, serving clients throughout Prescott, Dewey-Humboldt, Chino Valley, Mayer, Paulden, Cottonwood, and surrounding communities. We offer comprehensive hearing tests, advanced digital hearing aids, personalized fittings, programming, adjustments, repairs, accessories, and ongoing support. Our focus is on understanding each client’s unique hearing needs and finding solutions that help improve sound clarity, communication, and everyday life.
Helping You Rediscover the Sounds That Matter
Our approach to hearing care is centered on understanding the individual needs of every client. We are committed to providing attentive service, dependable support, and hearing solutions designed around your lifestyle. From your initial hearing evaluation through fittings, adjustments, repairs, and continued care, Clear Choice Hearing Solutions is here to help you enjoy better hearing and stronger connections with the people around you.
Make the Clear Choice for Better Hearing
- Personalized Hearing Care
- Comprehensive Hearing Testing
- Advanced Digital Hearing Aids
- Precise Hearing Aid Fittings
- Adjustments & Repair Support
- Serving Prescott Valley & Surrounding Areas
Personalized Hearing Care and Solutions for Better Hearing
Comprehensive Hearing Evaluations
Hearing health starts with a thorough evaluation. At Clear Choice Hearing Solutions in Prescott Valley, AZ we provide complete hearing assessments to diagnose hearing loss and determine the best course of action. Our specialists use advanced testing methods to ensure accurate results, giving you the information needed to make the right decisions for your hearing care.
Accurate Hearing Tests for Personalized Solutions
Air Conduction Testing
The next step in your hearing evaluation will begin to see how well you can hear sounds of various volumes at low to high frequencies. You will be asked to respond to a series of beeps in a variety of tones. By indicating when you can hear the sound being played, it provides an understanding of the pitches you are able to hear, evaluates all sections of your ear, and tells us to what level of volume you are able to hear such tones.
Bone Conduction Testing
Many instances of hearing loss originate in the inner ear, and with bone conduction testing, we assess how well the inner ear responds to low and high frequencies. By this testing, we will be able to determine exactly how well this portion of your ear is functioning. A device will be placed over your mastoid bone behind your ear; this device will send vibrations directly to your skull, and like air conduction testing, this will help us determine how well you can interpret various pitches and frequencies presented to the inner ear and will inform us of what kind of hearing loss you are experiencing.
Speech Recognition and Word Recognition Testing
The final portions of your hearing evaluation are intended to determine how well you can hear and understand spoken words. During speech recognition testing, recorded words will be played for you at softer volumes until you can no longer hear them. Similarly, word recognition testing asks you to repeat the words played at a volume level you find comfortable to analyze how well you can both hear and understand verbal communication. If we find that you do have a hearing impairment, the results of these two tests will be helpful in determining how effective hearing aids will be in your daily life.
Speech In Noise (SIN) Testing
Hearing speech in the presence of background noise can be significantly more difficult than in quiet. This testing is necessary to find out how well you understand speech in noisy areas such as restaurants. With this information, we will be able to recommend the appropriate hearing devices and help provide proper expectations of your ability to understand speech in noise.
Real Ear Measurements
One of the single, if not the most important, procedures that could ever be performed on you and your hearing aids is real ear measurement and live speech mapping. Real Ear Measures, or Real Ear Verification, is the only way to ensure that your hearing aids are programmed correctly to your hearing loss prescription. Without using real ear measurement, fitting a hearing aid is complete guesswork. At your follow-up, we will conduct REM to ensure that your fitting is correct based on your loss to ensure you’re getting the maximum performance from your hearing devices.
Custom Ear Molds / Ear Plugs
While discussions around hearing loss often lead to a conversation about hearing aids, another important element to your hearing ability is often overlooked – protecting your ears from loud sounds. As the popular saying goes, prevention is the best medicine, and with hearing loss, this couldn’t be more true.
It can only take one instance of hearing a loud sound for you to sustain permanent damage to your hearing, and unfortunately, many daily noises we encounter are much louder than what our ears can handle. With over 15% of Americans experiencing irreversible noise-induced hearing loss, one thing is clear: more education is needed around how to adequately protect our hearing regularly. We offer different styles and makes of molds to protect your hearing.
Whether you’re in law enforcement, are often around industrial equipment, or even enjoy recreational hunting or swimming, custom earplugs and earmolds will make a huge difference in your ability to hear for years to come.
This direct knowledge of the impact that loud sounds can have on our hearing is why we are such strong advocates for preventing hearing loss before it begins. Our patients find they have the most success when using custom earplugs and/or earmolds, as these devices are comfortable and protect your hearing during a wide range of activities.
Next Step
We will discuss these findings in great detail. Our goal is for you to fully understand how your hearing impairment is affecting your daily life, to offer resources and options for treatment, and to recommend the best solution to accomplish this goal.
Finding success with your new hearing aids is largely dependent on whether you have the right technology programmed precisely to your hearing loss prescription using Real Ear Measurement to test the validity of the fitting based on your hearing loss and receive excellent training on how to use your devices by applying best practices from the beginning of your journey of better hearing.
Expert Hearing Aid Repair
Hearing aids play a crucial role in daily life, helping you stay connected with the world around you. When your device stops working correctly, it can be frustrating and disruptive. At Clear Choice Hearing Solutions in Prescott Valley, AZ we provide expert hearing aid repair services to quickly diagnose and fix any issues. Whether it’s a minor adjustment or a major repair, our specialists are here to restore your hearing experience.
Troubleshooting Common Hearing Aid Issues
Why isn’t your hearing aid working properly? Our team quickly identifies these common problems and provides the necessary repairs to restore clear sound. Several factors can cause performance issues, including:
- Battery Failure: If your device isn’t turning on or losing power quickly, the battery may need to be replaced.
- Sound Distortion: Weak or muffled sound could indicate a clogged microphone or speaker.
- Feedback or Whistling: This may be due to an improper fit, a buildup of earwax, or a malfunctioning component.
- Connectivity Problems: For advanced models with Bluetooth, connection issues may require resetting or reprogramming.
Extending the Life of Your Hearing Device
How can you keep your hearing aid working longer? Regular maintenance and professional repairs help extend the lifespan of your device. By taking care of your hearing aids, you can enjoy better sound quality and long-term reliability. We recommend:
- Routine cleaning to prevent wax buildup.
- Proper storage in a dry, safe place when not in use.
- Regular checkups to ensure all components function correctly.
- Timely repairs to prevent small issues from becoming bigger problems.
Ear Wax Removal
Earwax plays an important role in protecting your ears, but too much buildup can cause discomfort, muffled hearing, and even infections. At Clear Choice Hearing Solutions in Prescott Valley, AZ we offer safe and professional earwax removal to restore your hearing clarity. Our specialists use proven techniques to remove blockages gently, ensuring your ears stay healthy and free from irritation.
Safe and Effective Ear Wax Removal Techniques
How should earwax be removed? Many people try to clear earwax at home using cotton swabs or other tools, but this can push wax deeper into the ear canal, leading to further blockages. These techniques provide fast relief while protecting the delicate structures of your ears. Our trained professionals use safe and effective methods such as:
- Irrigation: A gentle stream of warm water flushes out excess wax.
- Micro-suction: A precise, low-pressure suction device removes wax without discomfort.
- Curette removal: A specialized tool carefully extracts wax buildup.
Symptoms of Excess Ear Wax Buildup
How do you know if you need earwax removal? If you experience any of these symptoms, professional ear cleaning can help restore your hearing and prevent further complications. Some common signs include:
- Muffled or Reduced Hearing
- A Feeling of Fullness in the Ear
- Ear Pain or Discomfort
- Ringing in the Ears (Tinnitus)
- Dizziness or Balance Issues
Improving Hearing Clarity With Ear Cleaning
Can earwax removal improve hearing? Yes! Even a small amount of wax buildup can block sound waves, making it harder to hear. Regular earwax removal keeps your ears in top condition and ensures you hear at your best. Removing excess earwax can:
- Instantly Improve Sound Clarity
- Reduce Ear Discomfort and Irritation
- Lower the Risk of Ear Infections
- Enhance the Performance of Hearing Aids
Regular ear health checkups are vital for clear hearing and preventing issues. Our otoscopy exams at Clear Choice Hearing Solutions in Prescott Valley, AZ help detect potential problems early, ensuring your ears stay healthy.
Our Process
Using an otoscope, Mike will inspect your ear canals to ensure there are no blockages, such as wax or foreign objects, that could obstruct your eardrums. Clear ear canals and intact eardrums are essential for good hearing.
Identifying Ear Health Issues With Otoscopy
What can an otoscopy exam reveal? By diagnosing these conditions early, we can recommend the best course of treatment to restore your hearing and ear health. This quick, painless procedure helps identify a variety of ear health concerns, including:
- Earwax Blockages: Excess wax buildup can cause muffled hearing and discomfort.
- Ear Infections: Redness, swelling, or fluid buildup may indicate an infection.
- Eardrum Damage: A perforated eardrum can affect hearing and cause pain.
- Foreign Objects: Small objects lodged in the ear canal can lead to irritation or hearing loss.
Expert Care for Ear Infections and Hearing Concerns
How do otoscopy exams improve hearing care? Regular ear exams can help prevent long-term hearing issues by detecting and treating conditions before they worsen. Whether you’re experiencing pain, pressure, or changes in hearing, our specialists provide expert care and personalized solutions, including:
- Medication for Infections
- Professional Earwax Removal
- Hearing Aid Adjustments
- Further Testing if Needed
Today, there are more hearing aid styles than ever, primarily categorized into Behind-the-ear (BTE) and In-the-ear (ITE). The best hearing aid for you will depend on your hearing ability, lifestyle, and budget. BTE hearing aids sit behind or on top of the outer ear and connect to an ear tip that sits inside the ear canal. They offer a wide range of features, colors, sizes, and battery types, with many discreet designs available.

Mini BTE
Mini BTEs are the smallest type of behind-the-ear hearing aids. They have a soft tip attached to tubing, allowing airflow and sound to enter the ear canal for a more natural listening experience.

RITE / RIC
Receiver-in-the-ear (RITE) and Receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aids have the speaker built into the ear tip, making them discreet and similar in size to Mini BTEs. Mini RITE options are also available.

BTE With Earmold
BTEs with earmolds feature a custom earmold at the tip of tubing that directs sound into the ear canal. Their longer shape fits the outer ear, allowing for more features and power.

ITE / IIC
ITE hearing aids are custom-fit to sit in the ear rather than behind it. They include options like invisible in the canal (IIC), which are the smallest and nearly invisible. Rechargeable versions are also available.

CIC
Completely in-the-canal CIC instruments fit into the ear canal, but not as deeply as the IIC models. Slightly larger than the IIC, they are still relatively hard to see.

ITC or Half Shell
In-the-canal (ITC) instruments sit in the outer ear bowl's lower portion. Slightly larger than CICs, they can accommodate additional features like a larger battery, directional microphones, and volume controls.

ITE or Full Shell
ITE instruments occupy the outer ear bowl, offering features like larger batteries, directional microphones, volume controls, and receivers for severe hearing losses.
Today, there are more hearing aid styles than ever, primarily categorized into Behind-the-ear (BTE) and In-the-ear (ITE). The best hearing aid for you will depend on your hearing ability, lifestyle, and budget. BTE hearing aids sit behind or on top of the outer ear, connecting to an ear tip inside the ear canal. They offer a wide range of features, colors, sizes, and battery types, with many discreet designs available.