Melissa Ortiz(IX) Melissa Ortiz was born in Puerto Rico and raised in Orlando and received her MFA in Acting from the National Theatre Conservatory and currently studies with John Rosenfeld.

Kenneth H. DahlbergMiracle-Ear / Founder Ken Dahlberg: An American Entrepreneur Ken Dahlberg, founder of Miracle-Ear, was an American through and through. Growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, he milked cows and shot squirrels as a kid. At 24, he joined the Army Air Corps.

Amplifon Miracle-Ear, Inc. is a hearing aid and hearing care company consisting of a network of franchised and corporately-owned retail locations. The company is a subsidiary of Amplifon, the worldwide leader in hearing care and hearing aid retail based in Milan, Italy.

Our line of hearing aids is specially created to amplify sounds selectively―helping to minimize background noise and improve the sounds and voices we most want to hear. The hearing aids are constantly processing all sound to minimize distractions and create clearer sounds, which are easier to understand.

In 1955 they created the first all-in-the-ear hearing aid, meaning they didn't need the long cords to connect the hearing aid receivers to the microphones. Seventy years later, there are over 1,500 Miracle-Ear Centers nationwide dedicated to helping millions of people hear better.

Miracle-Ear hearing aids tend to offer good sound quality and are a discreet option for people with varying degrees of hearing loss.

Kenneth H. DahlbergMiracle-Ear / Founder Ken Dahlberg, founder of Miracle-Ear, was an American through and through. At 24, he joined the Army Air Corps and flew cover for the D-Day invasion in Normandy. He was shot down three times, escaped twice and ended the war in a POW camp.

Miracle-Ear Mission Statement To transform lives with our invisible and nearly invisible hearing products to help our customers hear and live more fully.

Sound enters the hearing aid through an advanced microphone system. Most Miracle-Ear hearing solutions employ directional microphones, which focus on conversations and significantly improve speech understanding in the presence of noise.

Your hearing care professional will be able to clean the wax out of your hearing aids, just call your local Miracle-Ear center and schedule an aftercare appointment. However, if you have excess in your ears, we recommend you visit your physician to have it removed.

between $1,000 and $4,000 Each Miracle-Ear hearing aid will cost between $1,000 and $4,000 depending on the style and features you select.

Relatively safe cleaners include mineral oil and cleaning drops containing peroxide. “If you must clean your ears yourself, the least dangerous method will be with a bulb syringe and water,” says Dr. Sarow. Filling the syringe with water and squeezing it near your ear opening releases the water to flush out the wax.