Performing real-ear measurements can improve patient satisfaction with their hearing aids and your clinical services. Learn more about how hearing aid verification can help your growing clinic.
A new software-assisted system for placement of the probe tube in real-ear measurement (REM) has been developed by Audioscan. This article describes the new Probe Guide tool and compares its performance with traditional methods for probe tube placement.
This step-by-step protocol outlines a number of key verification considerations with telecoil-based phone programs. Tips and tricks for making measurements and fine-tuning, as well as data from a recent clinical study on the subject, are also presented.
Audioscan announced it is offering a new CEU workshop which provides practical tools and hands-on training focused on improving outcomes for patients and competitive differentiation for dispensing professionals.
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Audioscan, Dorchester, Ontario, has announced that John Pumford, AuD, joined the management team at the start of 2015 as the company’s director of audiology and education.
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Audioscan has announced that co-founder Jim Jonkman will assume the presidency of the company, replacing William Cole, who is retiring.
Read MoreReal-ear measurements (REM) can increase the professionalism of all hearing healthcare professionals and greatly assist them in serving the consumer. Through relatively simple steps, as shown in this article, the dispenser can “pre-fit” a hearing aid to the customer for a more accurate fitting, and ultimately, final adjustment.
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