Aftercare
We're with you for the long haul.
At Livingston, we provide value like no other hearing healthcare practice. Our mission is to deeply care about our patients and partner with them throughout their entire hearing healthcare journey.
Signature ongoing aftercare.
We provide signature partnership, signature service, and signature ongoing aftercare — because your hearing health is a journey, not a transaction.
Maintenance tips.
Proper daily care helps retain optimum hearing conditions, extends the life of your hearing aid, and ensures proper hygiene.
Clean your hearing aids daily with a dry cloth and disinfectant spray or wipe — morning or night.
Never submerge your hearing aids in water. This includes showering, swimming, or washing under a faucet.
Always turn off and store your hearing aids in their case. Remove batteries when not in use.
Avoid overexposure to heat — keep them away from the stove, oven, or direct sunlight.
Store your hearing aids in a safe place out of reach of pets and children. Try to avoid dropping them on hard surfaces.
Peace of mind for less than $3 a week.
The Livingston Extended Warranty Plan gives you peace of mind once the initial warranty expires. If your hearing aids need repair, it's performed free of charge under the terms of your plan.
Platinum
$189
per instrument
Instrument must be in proper operating condition at the time of coverage.
View Platinum PlanGold
$119
per instrument
Instrument must be in proper operating condition at the time of coverage.
View Gold PlanFrequently asked questions.
- What should I use to clean my hearing aids?
- Use a soft, dry cloth or a specialized hearing aid cleaning tool. Avoid water, alcohol, or cleaning solutions unless specified by the manufacturer.
- Can I use hairspray or hair products while wearing my hearing aids?
- It's best to remove your hearing aids before using hairspray or other hair products, as the chemicals can damage the sensitive components.
- What should I do if my hearing aids get wet?
- Remove the battery and open the battery door to allow air circulation. Wipe away moisture with a dry cloth and place them in a dehumidifier or drying kit.
- Should I schedule regular maintenance appointments?
- Yes. Regular appointments allow your audiologist to clean, inspect, and fine-tune your hearing aids — and address any concerns before they become larger issues.
It's easy to get started.
Schedule a visit at your nearest Livingston center and let our team take care of you from day one.