A new special publication orchestrated by five of the nation’s leading hearing experts compiles the latest research into hearing loss caused by drugs and solvents—how it occurs, how to treat it, and how to prevent it.
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Topics included modern methods for evaluating hearing aids in real-life settings, binaural speech understanding, the natural perception of one’s own voice, and new approaches to tinnitus management.
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Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (ACDHH) is pleased to announce that Kimberly Minard has been hired as a deaf specialist as the organization expands the team.
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The annual camp is among the key programs of Songs For Sound, a national charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for those with hearing loss.
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The study looked at people with peripheral age-related hearing loss, which is caused by problems in how the inner ear and hearing nerves function and leads to people not being able to hear.
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Project PACT: Preparation about Collaborative Teaching, offers funding to support future Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) teachers.
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As the name suggests, temporary threshold shift (TTS) is a temporary loss in sensitivity to certain sounds following an exposure to a loud noise or music. Marshall Chasin, AuD, explains how our thinking about TTS has changed over the years.
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The question is whether or not it is a good thing to lock the software so that only “authorized” persons can have access to programming the hearing aids.
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In her new role, Wassell is responsible for expanding the Lyric business through a variety of marketing and business development initiatives designed to help hearing care professionals grow their practice.
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YHN is a national network of hearing healthcare professionals with nearly 5,000 affiliates, that allows independent providers to generate and maximize patient opportunities while maintaining practice autonomy.
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The day-long session, part of the Oticon Student Seminar Series, aimed to supplement and complement the education that students receive in their university programs by giving them an opportunity to engage in formal and informal discussions with Oticon audiologists and specialists.
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The hearing healthcare landscape is changing, but there are several ways to not only survive but thrive in this new age including Medicare Advantage programs and constantly improving direct-to-consumer hearing devices. Part 1 looks at practical pathways for shifting to a fee-for-service (unbundled) business model.
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If you’re like a lot of hearing care professionals, it drives you crazy whenever you see a hearing aid wearer with an improperly inserted RIC receiver. Here is a simple and easy-to-do dispensing trick for facilitating a patient’s insertion of a RIC non-custom receiver tip.
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The World Hearing Organization (WHO) calls on everybody to take action to prevent and treat hearing loss. For over 10 years the Sonova-initiated Hear the World Foundation has enabled people in need with hearing loss to hear better.
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Attendees can experience how Phonak innovations work with Samsung Galaxy smartphones to help enable hands-free voice calling, in-stereo media streaming, and the latest in hearing aid artificial intelligence.
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