Unitron’s Stride BTE hearing aids
Unitron, a Canada-based developer of hearing solutions, unveiled Stride, its new family of BTE and ITE hearing instruments built on the North sound processing platform. Unitron reports that Stride follows the company’s patient-centric design philosophy and utilizes technologies that let patients focus on conversations in all listening environments.
Unitron’s Stride ITE hearing aids
According to Unitron, Stride joins the Moxi product family on the North platform, offering a BTE that has intuitive controls and an ITE that incorporate the company’s premium technology in smaller styles, including a 10A wireless directional.
The Stride family of BTE hearing instruments reportedly have natural sound for conversations in two wireless 13 battery options. Stride P pairs design with dual controls and Stride P Dura offers moisture resistance and durability with style. Stride ITE hearing instruments are designed to be customized for comfort, and include new volume control, push button, plasma coating, and microphone ports that reduce moisture and debris ingress to improve the patient experience.
According to Unitron, Stride is paired with solutions such as Flex and Log It All that are designed to grow trust, motivate patients to act, increase patient satisfaction and, ultimately, build practices. Log It All, a data logging solution, enhances Flex by allowing hearing care providers to gather information from a patient’s experiences wearing hearing instruments to create evidence-based conversations about their lifestyle and technology level choices.
Log It All Patient View Screen
New patient-facing screens within the Log It All solution allow clinicians to paint a picture for an individual of their daily listening behaviors and patterns, with the intention of enriching patient conversations.
“Stride’s patient-centric design brings new BTEs and ITEs to market, rounding out Unitron’s offerings on the North platform,” said Bruce Brown, global vice president of marketing, Unitron. “This new fresh product family gives our customers a wide range of style options and even more avenues to help their patients enjoy, understand, and take part in conversations in multiple listening environments. Coupled with Flex and Log It All, Stride offers hearing care providers a truly differentiated offering that boosts in-clinic success and enhances the patient experience.”
Source: Unitron
I just transfered from truefit 3.2 500 stride duraflex to a stride dura p bte trial [as stated on Instuction sheet]. Is this correct? I thought Dura and Stride were different Models. If so, how do I know the diference and that I’m looking at latest Model with my audiologist? When was the latest release? Regards, RobW
Please advise whether the Unitron Stride (1601.J03T) ITE, is your most expensive hearing aid, and what is the price. Thank you.
I’ve just taken delivery of a pair of Unitron Stride P and I’m impressed with them so far. I’ve had a single hearing aid for about the last 10 years and have just gone to needing two and I am astonished at what I’ve been missing with only one aid. With the Stride P they are very adaptive and I love them. They have opened up my hearing back to what I was like when I was a teen. I’m impressed to say the least.