Personal Hearing Devices

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Consumers have more choices than ever before in personal hearing devices like hearing aids, cochlear implants, and bone anchored hearing devices. However there are a range of issues that consumers should consider in device selection and use, including battery life, sound quality, compatibility with other devices, and rapidly advancing technology. 

The Personal Hearing Devices group explores the different kinds of devices available, what’s on the horizon both in terms of technology and regulations, a wish list of what you’d like to see in new and developing technology for personal hearing devices, and other relevant points for discussion. 

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Topic Hope for Hearing: Exploring Cochlear Implants and Advanced Technology

Do you or a loved one still struggle to hear, even with hearing aids? Join us for a free educational webinar to learn about today’s advanced hearing solutions, including cochlear implants. Our expert surgeons will share how these technologies work, who may benefit, and what steps to take if you’re ready to explore treatment. You'll also have the chance to hear from a cochlear implant patient and…

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Hearing Loss Solutions: Is a Cochlear Implant Right for You?

Struggling to hear even with hearing aids? You’re not alone, and there may be more options available to you. Join the experts from Michigan Ear Institute for a free educational webinar where you’ll learn about advanced hearing solutions, including cochlear implants. This session is designed for patients and caregivers who want to better understand hearing loss solutions and take the first step…

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A Push for Hearing Devices that are ‘ADA-Access-Ready’

These fully “ADA-Access-Ready” hearing instruments will require: Both telecoil and Auracast connectivity embedded in the hearing instruments, and not merely offered in an accessory device. “ADA-Access-Ready” Hearing Instruments List A single push-button access (direct-to-hearing instrument connections) for both telecoils and Auracast. No intermediary device to be required, at least for connection…

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Your Hearing Journey: When Hearing Aids Are Not Enough

Are you or a loved one experiencing hearing loss and wondering what’s next in your hearing journey? Join this webinar to learn about transformations in hearing healthcare such as: • The benefits of cochlear implants • Advanced technologies like robotic-assisted surgery This webinar is a unique opportunity to gain insights from Dr. Katrina Stidham from Westchester Medical Center and to ask…