ReSound Verso just launched this week and we have been busy collecting first responses to the new product. Below is a collection of what Verso users had to say: “Can’t say enough about the cell phone sound quality with the Verso!!!!! And quality of soft speech…wow! William (5 year old son) loves to whisper in […]
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Marcia Dewey, Au.D., CCC/A, is a Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Program Team Leader at Froedtert Health & The Medical College of Wisconsin. She sees a lot of patients with Tinnitus. We talked to her about her experiences treating Tinnitus patients with sound therapy to get feedback on what tends to be most effective. “We find that
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ReSound is pleased to announce the launch of ReSound VersoTM, a flexible new hearing aid that delivers a more natural listening experience via Binaural Processing – a feature that allows the hearing instruments to work together while you choose what sounds you want to focus on. Operating on the same 2.4 GHz platform as the
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By Tammy Stender Hearing instruments that send information from one to the other have been available for many years. At first, this communication ability was used only for the convenience of changing volume or programs on both instruments simultaneously. Later, features appeared that were intended to preserve localization, enhance feedback cancellation performance, or focus on
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ReSound’s Vea™ offers an easy to fit, durable, fitting solution. The hearing instruments are protected with Isolate™ nanotech, offer advanced features options, and are available in two price points. Vea™ hearing instruments are connected in Aventa 3 using programming cables and the Programming Adaptor II boot. Here are a couple of tips, when connecting the
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No-one knows the value of hard work better than a hearing impaired individual struggling in the face of adversity to achieve her dreams. Zoe Kress was awarded the second Help America Hear Scholarship in the recent essay contest held by the Foundation for Sight and Sound. Below is the winning essay. By Zoe Kress What
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When it comes to marketing, business owners understand how important it is to their growth but often struggle to find enough time to dedicate to it. Private practice owners are, after all, healthcare professionals first, business people second. We talked to some of our customers to find out what they’re doing to market their practices
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Here at ReSound, hearing the stories of the people affected by hearing loss and how they’ve overcome the challenges of living with their disability, really inspires us in our daily work to create advanced hearing solutions. These are people’s lives and technology can and does make a difference to them. ReSound was recently asked to
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ReSound has been actively involved with Help America Hear for some time now, as the sole provider of hearing aids to the program. We were recently asked to help award two scholarships by judging essays submitted by hearing impaired students. The winning students each received a $500 scholarship to be applied to the college of
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ReSound’s Tammara Stender recently contributed an article to the Hearing Journal’s R&D Blog on Binaural Fusion. The article talks about the philosophy behind Binaural Fusion; that the hearing aid user should remain in the driver’s seat and decide on the sound of interest, which is not the case with many wireless hearing aids. Many hearing
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