On the Cusp of Completely Implantable Cochlear Implants
With several completely implantable CIs in development, a new device choice for patients with severe-to-profound hearing loss is on the horizon.
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Author: Melanie Hamilton
How Recognizing Sound Preference Could Reframe the Hearing Care Conversation
The WSA Sound Preference program aims to reframe hearing aid counseling to include identifying individual sound preferences and thereby enable more personalized fittings, improved patient engagement, and better hearing aid satisfaction, and increase adoption.
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How Auracast is Changing Access to Live Theater
Experiences at two theaters in the UK show how Auracast can improve live theater accessibility by delivering clear, personalized audio directly to users’ devices, enabling greater inclusivity and flexibility.
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Building Patient Connections
Building strong patient connections in hearing care through a holistic approach and personalized recommendations enhances trust and leads to better outcomes.
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The Business Case for Standardized Hearing Care: How Consistency Drives Results
Standardizing the hearing care process—much like a pilot’s checklist—ensures consistent, high-quality outcomes by guiding every stage of the patient journey, from intake to follow-up, reducing variability and improving trust, satisfaction, and clinical results.
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Comparing Natural Processing and AI Approaches in Speech-In-Noise Performance
A new study looks at how premium hearing aids designed with both natural processing and AI approaches perform under the same noisy conditions.Â
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When Captioning Helps Patients Regain Connection
Captioning technology allows people to more fully communicate with the world, once they agree to start using it.
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The Right Person for the Payment Conversation
The ideal individual will discuss cost with patients in a way that builds trust, empowers decisions, and supports practice sustainability.
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Auditory Training: There’s an App for That
Retraining the brain to hear after hearing loss is a game changer for patients, and gamified programs accessible by phone make the practice that much easier to incorporate into a hearing care plan.
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Roundtable: Properly Using Audio Devices and Hearing Protection to Mitigate Hearing Loss
This roundtable addresses how hearing care professionals can guide patients in properly using audio devices and hearing protection to safeguard their hearing.Â
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Smarter Online Booking for Multi-Location Hearing Clinics
Auditdata Manage is used globally by hearing clinics to standardize operations, improve visibility across locations, and connect the entire clinic lifecycle. Online booking is the next step in making patient access simpler, smarter, and more scalable.
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Communication to Make Hearing Aid Fitting Orientation Appointments a Good Fit
In this study, various audio and visual communication modalities were examined to identify which communication perspective could best benefit patients following a hearing aid fitting.
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Phonak University 2026 Shines Spotlight on Job Skills for Advanced Audiology Students at Advanced Bionics HQÂ
Phonak University 2026 helped prepare students for audiology careers with hands-on experience in hearing aids, cochlear implants, and job interviewing skills.
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How Auditdata Brings Order to Large-Scale Hearing Care Organizations with AI-Supported Audiology Software
Auditdata CEO Kurt Bager shares how the company’s modular, end-to-end software ecosystem provides solutions to help hearing care organizations operate more efficiently while improving clinical quality and patient outcomes.
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Addressing Cognition and Hearing: 10 Recommendations for HCPs
These evidence-based clinical recommendations emphasizing holistic care provide actionable ways for hearing care professionals to address the complex relationship between hearing and cognition in their practices.Â
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