Hearing Instrument Manufacturers-Contact Information
Hearing Aid Industry Map v12 – Updated for 2024 (1 page, pdf).
This is the 12th edition of the map that tracks ownership, investment, and private-labeling relationships within the hearing aid industry. There are over 120 hearing aid brands and subsidiaries in organized groups under their respective parent companies. From HearingTracker.
Overview
Below are the contact webpages for common device models, if you have a question, wish to suggest a feature, or submit a complaint. The Center for Hearing Access does not endorse or promote any product. Last updated 4/20/25.
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ADA-Access-Ready Hearing instruments
Hearing aids or cochlear implants with 1) telecoils or 2) telecoils and Auracast. Below is a list of devices that meet this criteria.
Corporate (Parent Companies)
*”Five companies or parent groups currently command more than 90% of the global market for hearing aids.” More information on HearingTracker
Hearing Aid Brands
- AGX Hearing, corporate parent: founding members, who are part of Audigy
- Audicus, corporate parent: Sonova
- Audibel, corporate parent: Starkey
- Audio Service, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Austar, corporate parent: Merry Group
- Beltone, corporate parent: GN
- Bernafon, corporate parent: Demant
- Ceretone, corporate parent: Amplifon
- Danlogic, corporate parent: GN
- Elehear, independent
- Envoy, corporate parent: Envoy Medical, Inc.
- Interton, corporate parent: GN
- Jabra, corporate parent: GN
- Lexie, corporate parent: IntriCon
- Loreca, independent
- Lyric, corporate parent: Phonak/ Sonova
- Microtech, corporate parent: Starkey
- Miracle Ear, corporate parent: Amplifon
- New Sound, independent
- Novidan, independent
- NuEar, corporate parent: Starkey
- Nuheara, independent
- Oticon, corporate parent: Demant
- Persona, corporate parent: Magnatone Hearing Aid Corp
- Philips, corporate parent: Demant
- Phonak, corporate parent: Sonova
- ReSound, corporate parent: GN
- Rexton, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Sennheiser, corporate parent: Sonova
- Unitron, corporate parent: Sonova
- Signia, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Sonic, corporate parent: Sonova
- Sony, partnering with WSAudiology
- Soroya, corporate parent Alibaba
- Starkey, corporate parent: Starkey
- Unitron, corporate parent: Sonova
- Vibe, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Vista, corporate parent: Sonova
- Widex, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Zepp Clarity, corporate parent: Zepp Health
Note: some hearing aid retail stores and clinics sell “locked” hearing instruments, meaning only offices of that particular brand (such as Beltone, NuEar, Kirkland, and Miracle Ear but there are others) can adjust/reprogram these instruments.
Retail
- Audigy, corporate parent: GN
- Beltone, corporate parent: GN
- ConnectHearing, corporate parent: Sonova
- Costco, corporate parent: Demant
- HearCanada, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- HearingPlanet, corporate parent: Sonova
- HearUSA, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- Hear.com, corporate parent: WSAudiology
- HearingLife, corporate parent: Demant
- Miracle Ear, corporate parent: Amplifon
- Sams Club, corporate parent: Lucid
Note: universities and private practice audiology clinics usually sell and service hearing aids from several different hearing aid manufacturers.
Implant Manufacturers
Cochlear implants and Bone-Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHA)