With the growing popularity of slim-tube and open-fit BTEs, as well as the shift to today’s digital hearing instruments, manufacturers of earmold and impression materials have had to adapt to continuous change.
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Hearing Products Report’s editor goes into the booth to observe some pediatric testing at the famed John Tracy Clinic in Los Angeles.
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The digital age poses exciting opportunities and challenges for amplified and hearing aid–compatible phones.
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Paying attention to how you talk and listen helps patients to accept your amplification recommendations.
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As I approach the end of my third week here as your new editor of Hearing Products Report, there is one thing I’ve learned: I have a lot to learn. Not about the tasks and duties of editing. Thankfully, I have some 15 years of experience
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Wireless technology has changed the way consumers interact with the world around them—now it’s time to impact hearing aid design.
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The multichannel, electric devices have helped thousands—and they’ve barely scratched the surface.
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Creating an office for patient comfort and education, as well as employee efficiency, can increase profits and patient rosters.
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From stand-alone devices to integrated systems, the right office equipment is a sound investment to assist audiologists in caring for their patients.
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As I read contributing writer Renee DiIulio’s cover story on cochlear implants in this issue, I was shocked by a couple of points brought up in the article. One is that only a handful of clinics in the country perform cochlear
Read MoreAssistive listening devices provide consumers with enhanced hearing and improved quality of life.
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Five battery executives talk about the past, present, and future of hearing aid batteries.
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Today’s technologies make achieving the best fit attainable.
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Audina Hearing Instruments uses digital technology to change the way hearing aid users hear.
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