It’s the world’s smallest AI hearing aid, designed to amplify your life. Engineered to align with your brain’s natural sound processing, ReSound Vivia™ enhances focus in noisy settings while delivering effortless connectivity.
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AI (artificial intelligence) is in everything these days, including hearing aids! Here’s a look at how AI is changing hearing aids for the better, improving the user’s listening experience while also supporting their overall health and well-being.
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While you might associate hearing loss with aging, the condition is becoming more common in younger people. According to a 2014 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 12% of adults ages 18–39 have difficulty following conversations in background noise, and 6% experience tinnitus.
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If you’re in the market for hearing aids, it may be tempting to purchase them from a big-box retailer and skip a trip to an audiologist. But doing so could be risky to your health.
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ADHEAR is a novel hearing system revolutionizing the concept of bone conduction
ADHEAR is a non-surgical hearing solution that makes it possible for you to use the system and benefit immediately from better hearing. ADHEAR is the only non-surgical bone conduction device that does not apply pressure onto the skin and is therefore very comfortable to wear.
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How Are Hearing and Cognition Related?
Humans utilize cognitive processes like knowledge, memory and intelligence in conjunction with the sensory input we receive in order to communicate. But when the sound signals from your ears are compromised, your brain has to work even harder to fill in the gaps. This extra effort can take its toll on the brain.
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The Latest Baha 5 sound processor from Cochlear Americas is the smallest in the industry. The Baha 5 Sound Processor is designed to help you enjoy listening to clearer, crisp sound and hear what people are saying in noisy environments. Baha 5 sound processor has the revolutionary SmartSound iQ technology, which automatically selects the appropriate program based on where you are and optimizes the sound to enhance your hearing in that listening environment.
Baha 5 is the first sound processor that can stream sound directly from an iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The Baha 5 Smart App lets you personalize your experience. You can quickly and easily:
There are many factors that affect how long a hearing aid battery lasts.
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This approval gives patients access to the smallest possible processor configuration complete with IP57 water resistance and the ability to swim with the Aqua Accessory. For more details please talk to your audiologist at EARS, INC.
We are excited to announce that the new Lyric is here. The new Lyric is smaller so it can fit up to 50% more people and designed to be more comfortable than before. With these improvements, the new Lyric may just be what you need to address your hearing needs.
Tinnitus is described as ringing, buzzing, humming or whistling that an individual hears, in the absence of any external sound. Neuromonics, Inc., is a medical device company, which manufactures and distributes clinically proven devices to treat tinnitus. Neuromonics offers two tinnitus treatment options:
If you find yourself constantly struggling to understand family and friends over the phone, you might want to consider CaptionCall. The CaptionCall phone has a revolutionary feature: instant captioning. The CaptionCall phone almost instantly transcribes what the other party says and displays the written text on a large seven-inch screen display.
For more information visit www.captioncall.com or talk to your hearing
healthcare professionals at Ear Associates and Rehabilitation Services.
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