Tinnitus affects millions of people worldwide. Hearing Doctors of New Jersey is proud to be one of New Jersey’s select providers of the innovative Lenire device by Neuromod, offering a unique bimodal neuromodulation approach to treating this challenging condition. Lenire has been recommended by 83% of patients who have completed treatment, is FDA-approved, and demonstrated high efficacy across three large FDA clinical trials. To learn more about the clinical trials, click here.
Lenire by the Numbers
Clinical Evidence Behind the Lenire Tinnitus Treatment
At Hearing Doctors of New Jersey, we only recommend tinnitus treatments backed by rigorous clinical research. Lenire, one of the technology options available through our H.E.A.R. Method™ Tinnitus Relief Program, has been studied extensively in the TENT-A2 clinical trial — one of the largest tinnitus treatment trials ever conducted.
95%
Of compliant TENT-A2 participants reported measurable improvement in their tinnitus symptoms after 12 weeks of treatment.
91%
Of TENT-A2 participants maintained significant improvement in tinnitus severity at the 12-month follow-up, demonstrating lasting results rather than temporary relief.
600+
Patients have participated in clinical trials evaluating Lenire, providing a robust body of evidence for its effectiveness in reducing tinnitus symptoms.
How Lenire Works
Lenire combines sound therapy delivered through Bluetooth headphones with gentle electrical stimulation provided by a tongue-tip device. This simultaneous stimulation helps retrain the brain’s response to tinnitus over time, reducing the perception of tinnitus for many patients.
Lenire FAQs
Will insurance cover Lenire?
Lenire is not typically covered by insurance. Our audiologists can help patients explore treatment options that fit their budget and cost preferences.
Can Lenire make tinnitus worse?
Lenire is highly effective at reducing tinnitus symptoms. In fact, as many as 68% of tinnitus patients have reported marked improvement by the time of their follow-up appointment.
Is Lenire painful?
Lenire treatment is comfortable and does not cause pain. While patients may feel mild electrical stimulation from the tongue-tip applicator, it is very gentle and well-tolerated.
How long does it take for Lenire to work?
Many patients experience reduced tinnitus awareness and disturbance within 6–12 weeks, although treatment timelines vary. Our audiologists will discuss what patients can expect based on their individual needs.
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