Author: Stefani Kim

Intricon Hires David Liebl as Vice President of R&D

Intricon Corporation (NASDAQ: IIN), an international company engaged in designing, developing, engineering, and manufacturing miniature interventional, implantable, and body-worn medical devices, announced that David Liebl has joined the company as Vice President of R&D, effective immediately.

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Proposed Medicare Expansion May Include Hearing Coverage

An article on the “NPR” website discusses a proposed expansion of Medicare that would potentially include coverage for dental, hearing, and vision benefits. An outline of an upcoming budget bill directing the Senate Finance Committee to put forth the expansion was released by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday.

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Consult YHN and Redux Announce Partnership

Consult YHN, a network of hearing healthcare professionals, and Redux, a developer of professional drying and cleaning systems for personal electronics, have announced a strategic partnership. The partnership helps “strengthen Consult’s position as an industry leader in helping practice owners drive growth and help more patients.”

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Sound and Silence Work Together to Preserve Hearing

. Researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) found intermittent broadband sound played over an extended period of time preserved sensory cells in the ear, while also rewiring some of the central auditory system in the brain, helping preserve the ability to sense the timing of sounds. An article detailing the research appears on the URMC website.

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Listen Technologies Announces Leadership Transition

Listen Technologies, a provider of advanced wireless listening solutions for 23 years, announced that its board of directors has appointed Maile Keone as President and CEO. Russ Gentner, Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer, will transition to Chairman and Chief Strategist.

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‘We Hear You’ Is ‘Best Film on Disability’ At Cannes

We Hear You (WHY) announced that “Miami—We Hear You” was named “Best Film on Disability” in the June 2021 Monthly Awards of the Cannes World Film Festival. As a monthly winner, the film is automatically entered in the Annual Competition for a chance to become a Grand Winner and be screened in Cannes during the festival’s annual Award Ceremony in 2022.

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