Embracing the Next Wave of Change
Exploring Audiology’s New Frontier The field of hearing healthcare stands at a crossroads of...
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Author: Eli Patterson
The Next Wave of Hearing Care: OTC Hearing Aids and Emerging Technologies
Discover the latest advancements in hearing technology with Richard Einhorn and Amy Sarow in our upcoming webinar. Learn about the importance of healthy hearing, the hearing screening process, and prescription hearing aids. Gain a deeper understanding of how to integrate these technologies into your clinical practice.
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Advancing Audiology Practices Through Precision Testing and Personalization
Setting the Stage for Enhanced Audiology Solutions As the field of audiology progresses,...
Read MoreProvide your patients a test drive with FLEX:TRIAL
This performance tracking innovation allows clients to use a Unitron hearing solution in the places they live, work and play before committing to a purchase.
Read MoreHow to leverage Remote Adjust to serve more patients with less appointments
Remote Adjust allows you to make adjustments remotely in Unitron’s TrueFit fitting software and send them along with a personalized message to patients’ phones where they can accept and apply the changes to their hearing...
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Bluetooth LE, Audio LE and the Future of Sound Integration
LE Bluetooth took shape in 2010 and eventually an audio streaming solution called LE Audio was built on top of the LE Bluetooth platform. The technology is progressing and the possibilities are tantalizing. The “guts” of LE Audio is software called Low Complexity Communication Codec or LC-3 for short.
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Why Calibration Is Critical With Automated Testing
Recently, Grason-Stadler hosted a discussion between Dr. James W. Hall III and Dr. Robert Margolis about the current audiology landscape. They discussed the patient-provider gap that exists and the urgent need for a solution. In this transcribed excerpt of the interview, they address the importance of calibrated and validated hearing test results and how that affects automated testing.
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The Phonak “Inner Circle” offers hearing health care professionals the opportunity to R!SE above the competition
The Inner Circle program is designed to equip members with the tools and services needed to succeed in today’s hearing healthcare market. We’re by our members’ side every step of the way, and as a true partner, our success is an outcome of their success.
Read MoreYou can’t be there all the time, but Coach can
Coach is a powerful tool in Unitron’s suite of experience innovations that gives your clients peace of mind by helping to manage the day-to-day needs and maintenance of their hearing instruments.
Read MoreSupport your patient’s changing needs with FLEX:UPGRADE™
Start patients at an affordable technology level that meets their needs today while creating opportunities to upgrade in the future, if their needs evolve.
Read MoreGet real time feedback from your patients with Ratings
Knowing exactly how your patient’s feel about their experience is vital to providing quality, lasting hearing care.
Read MoreTake personalized hearing care to the next level with Log It All
Log It All records how much time your client spends in each of the seven automatic program listening environments. The information shown in Unitron’s True Fit fitting software empowers you to have meaningful conversations with clients and empower them to love the experience.
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What Are the Benefits of a Diverse Hearing Aid Product Suite?
Audiologists hear a lot of bold claims from various hearing aid manufacturers, and many of these claims turn out to be true. Particularly among the top five companies, innovations have come at a fast pace. Inevitably strengths and weaknesses emerge and strict product loyalty gets replaced by diverse product suites.
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Choosing A Manufacturer: Hearing Aids Are Only Part of the Value Proposition
Hearing aid manufacturers can effectively crank out top-notch units that rely on the latest technology, but the best of the bunch offer considerably more. As one example, ReSound, Bloomington, Minn., oversees a 12-month strategy intended to support independent practices across the United Sates.
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Veterans with Hearing Loss and PTSD
There are an estimated 19 million US veterans, the majority (more than 14 million) of whom are classified as “wartime veterans.” The three most frequent service-connected disabilities for veterans are (in order) tinnitus, hearing loss, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)—making it likely that if you’re caring for veterans, you may encounter some with both hearing disorders and PTSD.
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