Tinnitus
Can Hearing Aids Help Tinnitus?
How amplification can reduce tinnitus awareness for some people, plus what features to ask about.
Updated 2025-06-15•10 min read
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Why hearing aids can help
If tinnitus is linked with hearing loss, improving access to everyday sounds can make tinnitus less noticeable for some people.
Some hearing aids also include sound therapy features (masking/noise options).
Features worth asking about
- Noise reduction that preserves speech
- Optional tinnitus sound programs
- Easy volume/program control
- Bluetooth streaming (for sound apps, if recommended)
A realistic expectation
For many people, the goal isn’t to ‘erase’ tinnitus — it’s to reduce how often you notice it and how much it affects sleep, concentration, and stress.
If you’re exploring hearing aids, it can help to read: Best hearing aids in Canada (how to compare).
This article is general information only and is not medical advice. Tinnitus has many causes and needs a personalized assessment.
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