Full- & Half-Shell ITEs
Explore and compare an extensive array of in-the ear hearing instruments from 13 manufacturers—53 products in all, displayed in the PDF download.
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Hamilton Relay Now Provides Captioned Phone Services in Tennessee
Hamilton Relay now providing captioned telephone services in 18 states and the District of Columbia.
Read MoreOticon Summer Camps Promote Hearing Pros’ Role in End-User Satisfaction
Oticon Summer Camps in Denmark and the United States convened the next generation of hearing care professionals to explore their vital role in optimizing end-user satisfaction.
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It’s Showtime!
The International Hearing Society (IHS) and the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) will hold their annual conventions in the next two months. Both events provide an excellent opportunity for dispensing professionals to learn about new fittin
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IHS 2010
The International Hearing Society will meet in Orlando, Fla, for its 59th annual convention at the end of September. HR provides readers with a sneak peek at the latest products and services being offered at the convention hall, as well as a schedule of events and seminars taking place during the convention.
Read MoreInc 5000: Audigy Group One of Fastest-Growing Private US Companies
The company also ranked number 223 in Inc Magazines 500 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America in 2009.
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The Efficacy of Fractal Music Employed in Hearing Aids for Tinnitus Management
A music program employed in a hearing aid provides a relaxing sound background so adult wearers may use it for relaxation in quiet when listening to speech/environment is not critical. In the hands of those who are trained in tinnitus management, this may represent a discreet sound therapy tool for those with hearing loss and tinnitus. This survey was conducted to determine if clinicians trained in tinnitus management would find the program useful for their tinnitus patients.
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Innovative Clinical Tools in the Modern Era of Audiometry
It can be a slow process to adopt new technologies when traditional instruments still work well. However, as patient populations become more diverse—both demographically and diagnostically—PC-based systems have some clear advantages.
Read MorePresident Clinton Speaks at Sennheiser-Sponsored Fundraiser
The former president’s presentation at the Lexington Hearing & Speech Center in Kentucky helped commemorate the facility’s 50 years of helping children overcome hearing and speech challenges.
Read MoreHamilton Mobile CapTel Introduces Application for BlackBerry Smartphones
Captions of phone conversations viewed on select BlackBerry Smartphones benefit individuals who have hearing los.s
Read MoreIn the Loop Big Time: Michigan State University’s Breslin Center
The 14,759-seat venue might be North America’s biggest hearing loop installation.
Read MoreOticon Pink with a Purpose Campaign Supports Breast Cancer Research
Company introduces Oticon Agil Think Pink. During October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Oticon will donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the special edition Agil Think Pink and all Agil hearing devices to the National Breast Cancer Coalition to support breast cancer research.
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In-FORM-ation for Better Patient CarePart 1: A Look at the Patient History Form and How it Might be Used More Effectively
Part 1 in this series examines the “standard” Patient History Form and offers ideas on how it can be better used to screen for “red flags,” understand the patient’s hearing health issues, paint a rough portrait of the audiogram and speech scores, and uncover possible auditory anomalies prior to audiological testing.
Read MoreFDA Approves Cochlear’s Nucleus 5 Rechargeable Battery System
Offers cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional batteries, says company.
Read MoreWelch Allyn Offers Company’s First End-to-End Customer Service Program
Available services include installation and integration assistance, upkeep, support, and training.
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