Hearing aid not working?
Bring it in.
Any brand. Bought anywhere.
Most are fixed the same day.
Walk-ins welcome · Mon–Thu, 9 to 5
What it costs
Fixed here, same visit
Cleaning, tubing, domes, wax guards, settings. Most repairs.
New receiver
The small speaker in your ear. Any brand, $140 each.
Sent to the maker
About 10 days. Comes back with a warranty.
Quoted before we start. Every price is on our fees page.
How it works
We look at it while you wait
Most problems are small. Those get fixed on the spot.
If it has to go out
About 10 days. Ask us about a loaner.
You get it back working
Checked on the test box before it goes in your ear.
Our promise
Quoted first
You know the price before we start.
Warrantied
Every manufacturer repair is covered after it comes back.
Half back if you upgrade
Repair now, buy new within 30 days, and half the repair comes off.
The honest answer
If it isn't worth fixing, we'll say so.
Good to know
I bought them somewhere else.
That's fine. Any prescription hearing aid, any brand. If a repair erases your settings, we'll ask your old office for a copy, or do a new hearing test and set them up ourselves. We'll tell you that cost first. If your aids are locked to the store that sold them, we can still send them in for repair, but we can't change the settings.
What don't you fix?
Over-the-counter hearing aids and Lyric. OTC aids aren't built to be serviced, and Lyric is replaced, not repaired. We'll tell you on the phone and save you the drive.
Will I be without my hearing aids?
Usually not. If yours has to go to the maker, we can set you up with a loaner while you wait, as long as we have a hearing test on file and a standard receiver-in-canal aid fits your loss. A deposit may be required.
Is it still under warranty?
Bring it in and we'll look it up. If we sold it and it's covered, there's no charge to send it in. If you bought it elsewhere, the $105 visit covers our diagnostic and the manufacturer covers the repair.
What should I bring?
The charger or fresh batteries, and the case. A copy of your hearing test if you have one from another office.
Fixed by the person who fits them
Ryan Holden, licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser. Not a drop box.
Independent since 2018
50+ years of family hearing care in Modesto. No manufacturer ties.
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