Hearing aids are often advantageously constructed to be as small as practical given the requirements of the hearing aid. Relatively smaller hearing aids can be less intrusive to a user and less visible to others. However, as with small objects generally, relatively small hearing aids can naturally be more difficult to locate than relatively larger hearing aids and may be more easily misplaced. Additionally, as many hearing aids can be utilized in settings in proximity of many other similar hearing aids, such as clinical settings, finding one particular hearing aid that has been misplaced may be made increasingly challenging as the size of hearing aids shrink.