Best Hearing Aids for Active Lifestyles, Tested and Reviewed

Our tech experts and audiologists chose Jabra Enhance as the best hearing aid for active seniors for its Bluetooth streaming, follow-up care, and advanced features.

Ruth Reisman
Sarah Goldy-Brown
Who is Sarah Goldy-Brown?
Sarah covers a range of senior lifestyle topics, from reviews of walk-in tubs and hearing aids to overviews of Medicare and Medicaid. Her close relationship with her grandparents gave her a firsthand look at the evolving life needs of older… Learn More
Writer & Researcher
Ruth Reisman
Dr. Ruth Reisman
Who is Dr. Ruth Reisman?
Ruth Reisman, AuD MBA, is a licensed audiologist and hearing aid dispenser in New York state and is certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association. She is an associate adjunct professor for the CUNY Graduate Center and Touro College… Learn More
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Our Methodology

SeniorLiving.org’s resident audiologists and senior tech experts tested the industry’s top hearing aids and narrowed down the list to our picks for active lifestyles.

100
Hours of Research
20
Products Tested
3
Experts Consulted
6
Products Selected

SeniorLiving.org’s resident audiologists and senior tech experts tested the industry’s top hearing aids and narrowed down the list to our picks for active lifestyles.

Learn More
100
Hours of Research
20
Products Tested
3
Experts Consulted
6
Products Selected
Tested and reviewed by real people
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Citations
  1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2023). Older Adult Activity: An Overview

  2. National Institute on Aging. (2021) 3 studies link hearing loss with less physical activity among older adults

  3. The Healing Journal. (2001) Keeping Hearing Aids Dry

Written By:
Sarah Goldy-Brown
Writer & Researcher
Sarah covers a range of senior lifestyle topics, from reviews of walk-in tubs and hearing aids to overviews of Medicare and Medicaid. Her close relationship with her grandparents gave her a firsthand look at the evolving life needs of older… Learn More About Sarah Goldy-Brown
Reviewed By:
Dr. Ruth Reisman
Audiologist
Ruth Reisman, AuD MBA, is a licensed audiologist and hearing aid dispenser in New York state and is certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association. She is an associate adjunct professor for the CUNY Graduate Center and Touro College… Learn More About Dr. Ruth Reisman