The “Get” hearing aid from Oticon is designed to offer comfort and high functionality to facilitate speech intelligibility. Described by the company as an “entry-level” device, the hearing aid is built on the firm’s RISE processing platform. The product line offers modulation-based More….
If you suspect your hearing aid needs repair, take it back to the hearing center where you were fit with it, or another reputable local office. Many times, hearing aids will require reprogramming after a repair. Due to the complex More….
A series of articles by various writers on medical topics this one is by Edel Rooney. I recently moved to Ireland from Poland and I can’t yet afford to pay for health insurance. Can you tell me what my health More….
The best hearing aid technology in a 100% invisible hearing aid. Think hearing aids should be heard, not seen? Then the new SoundLens by Starkey is for you. SoundLens is the first custom fit invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) hearing aid featuring Starkey’s More….
“When I started 20 years ago, I was adjusting hearing aids with a screwdriver,” said Michele Watts, an audiologist with Associated Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists in Valparaiso. “Now, we can make millions of fine-tuning adjustments using incredible digital software More….
How cool would it be to no longer have to deal with hearing aid batteries? Some folks in Denmark are working to make that dream a reality, and they’re very close! Here’s the report from hear-it.org. Danish scientists are working More….
Yesterday in the New York Times Tara Parker -Pope reported on some new research. Many people consider dyslexia simply a reading problem in which children mix up letters and misconstrue written words. But increasingly scientists have come to believe that the reading More….
A series of articles by various writers on medical topics this one is by Edel Rooney. Helping my father with his hearing problem. My father is in his 70s and his hearing is deteriorating. He is finding it very difficult More….