HearingLife has announced availability of the Oticon Reveal hearing aid at its centers nationwide.
HearingLife, a national hearing care company and part of the Demant Group, has announced that the newly released Oticon Reveal hearing aid is now available across its more than 600 hearing care centers in 42 states. The device is built on a Dual AI platform that aims to keep voices and background sounds in harmony, supporting what Oticon describes as the brain’s natural approach to making sense of a full sound environment.
Oticon Reveal is built on Oticon’s BrainHearing philosophy, which is grounded in scientific research showing that the brain relies on a complete sound environment—including clear speech alongside contextual sounds such as laughter, music, footsteps, and birdsong—to understand, focus, and create meaning. The Dual AI system is designed to support that process by helping wearers build a more complete picture of their surroundings rather than isolating speech at the expense of ambient sound.
“Hearing is about more than simply amplifying sound, it’s about helping us stay connected to the people, places and experiences that enrich our lives,” says Dr Leslie Soiles, chief audiology officer at HearingLife, in a release. “Oticon Reveal represents an exciting advancement in hearing technology, helping wearers experience speech and surrounding sounds in a more natural balance so they can listen with greater ease, confidence and connection throughout the day.”
The device is also compatible with Oticon CROS technology, expanding access to hearing solutions for individuals with single-sided hearing loss. HearingLife hearing care professionals work with patients to assess individual hearing needs, lifestyle preferences, and communication goals when recommending the technology.
The announcement reflects HearingLife’s broader strategy of bringing new hearing solutions to consumers through its network of licensed hearing care professionals, according to the company. Individuals interested in learning more or scheduling a complimentary hearing test can visit HearingLife.com or contact their local HearingLife center.
