The Art and Science of Keeping Kids Engaged During Audiology Testing
From building rapport to leveraging technology, HCPs share creative strategies to keep kids engaged for successful pediatric testing.
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Author: Melanie Hamilton
Auditdata Survey Explores Staffing Shortages and Administrative Burdens in Hearing Care Clinics
Auditdata has launched a brief industry-wide survey to gather insights from hearing care professionals on staffing challenges, administrative workload, clinician burnout, and potential solutions to improve clinic efficiency.
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Holistic Hearing Care: New Technologies and Their Whole Person Benefits
Advanced device features, including those found in new AI-powered hearing aids, can influence overall well-being, not just audibility.
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Providing Comprehensive Care
Hearing care professionals can provide more comprehensive patient support and expand practice revenue by offering guidance on hearing technologies, ancillary products, and emerging treatment options beyond traditional hearing aids.
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Natural Sound Meets AI: Widex Announces Allure AI RIC Hearing Aid with Clarity Boost, Compass Cloud 2.0
The new hearing aid features user-activated AI for clarity in noise, while the updated fitting software features ongoing updates and is designed to enhance efficiency for hearing care professionals.
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Insights from the Outside: Tips for Adding Services and Selling the Extras
Practice owners across different healthcare specialties share how they have expanded their offerings in ways that feel natural, not transactional.
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Roundtable: Helpful Hearing Aid Accessories
Participants discuss the importance of enhancing the use of hearing aids with additional products that help meet patients’ communication needs in a variety of situations.
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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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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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