Improving Hearing Care for Children with Developmental Disabilities
Angela Bonino, PhD, discusses her research on why children with developmental disabilities tend not to get the best hearing assessments.
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HearX Launches New Otoacoustic Emissions Test Device
The smartphone and tablet-based otoacoustic emissions device includes advanced diagnostic features and integrated data management.
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Lexie Hearing’s New OTC Hearing Aid Includes In-App Hearing Test
The optional in-app hearing test provides wearers with recommended hearing aid settings tailored to their unique hearing profile.
Interacoustics’ Audible Contrast Threshold Test Checks Hearing in Noise
Interacoustics developed a test that is designed to measure a person’s hearing quality in noisy scenarios.
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Ask the Expert: Will a 1.5 Channel Audiometer Meet Your Clinic’s Needs?
One of the biggest challenges in audiology is deciding equipment purchases. Audiometers are an important investment to meet a clinic’s needs.
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Saving Time and Improving Patient Satisfaction with Hearing Aid Verification
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.
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Pediatrics, the LMH Test, and Hearing Care in Hospice: An Interview with Jane Madell, PhD
Dr Madell discusses how the LMH Test is being used, as well as the lack of audiology care for certain older adults with hearing problems.
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Tuned Gets FDA Clearance for Self-Fitting Hearing Aid Tech
Hearing aid technology company Tuned announced 510k FDA clearance of its new class II self-fitting, self-adjusting hearing aid technology.
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Modernize your Practice with PC-Based Audiometry
With familiar interfaces and integrations, PC-based audiometry is the easiest way to modernize and streamline your practice.
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Grason-Stadler Releases Data Management System for Patient Audiologic Reports
Grason-Stadler, a provider of clinical audiometric systems, released a secure, cloud-based data management system, the GSI Cloud.
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Advancing Audiology Practices Through Precision Testing and Personalization
Setting the Stage for Enhanced Audiology Solutions As the field of audiology progresses,...
Read MoreTake A Tour Of Audioscan’s Noah Module for Verifit2
The Audioscan NOAH Module enables data exchange between specific Audioscan hearing devices (the real-ear hearing aid analyzer) and a personal computer (PC) running a NOAH database. Data can be transferred to the PC for viewing and storage within a NOAH-compatible client module.
Read MoreTaking The Guesswork Out Of Your BAHD Fittings
The Verifit Skull Simulator shows exactly what bone anchored hearing devices are really doing
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An Affordable Way To Take Control Of The Fitting Process
Audioscan’s Axiom offers the highest quality in standard verification. It is for clinics that need only the essentials in verifying hearing instruments. Simply connect to your laptop or an external monitor and your Axiom is ready to go to work!
Read MoreWhat Can Verifit2 Do For You?
Innovation is how we deliver on our promise to help you provide the best possible hearing experience for your clients. We’re proud to say that the Verifit2 is the most intuitive and advanced verification system in the world.
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Which Audioscan Is Right For You?
Your patients deserve the best possible hearing experience. The chart below helps you compare Audioscan solutions and determine which one best suites your and your patient’s needs.
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Why Calibration Is Critical With Automated Testing
Recently, Grason-Stadler hosted a discussion between Dr. James W. Hall III and Dr. Robert Margolis about the current audiology landscape. They discussed the patient-provider gap that exists and the urgent need for a solution. In this transcribed excerpt of the interview, they address the importance of calibrated and validated hearing test results and how that affects automated testing.
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Intricon Achieves ‘Critical Milestone’ in Clinical Study of Software
Intricon Corporation (NASDAQ: IIN), a joint development manufacturer of micromedical technology for use in interventional, implantable, and body-worn medical devices, announced that it has achieved “a critical milestone in the clinical study of its proprietary software that will allow people to self-fit hearing aids that are sold over-the-counter at retail stores and online.”
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