Tag Archives: speech intelligibility

Improving Hearing Aid Function in Noisy Situations

Posted on December 29, 2011 by

Senior Audiologist, Tammara Stender, recently contributed an article to the November 1st issue of the ASHA Leader, in which she discussed the challenges of improving speech intelligibility in background noise. It is no surprise that use in noisy situations is … Continue reading →

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Solving the Speech Intelligibility in Noise Problem

Posted on September 2, 2011 by

By Tammara Stender, Au.D Hearing aid performance in noisy situations is listed as one of the top ten factors in hearing aid user satisfaction.  New innovative approaches to facilitating hearing in noise may increase satisfaction among hearing instrument users. These … Continue reading →

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Personalizing Patient Fittings

Posted on July 27, 2011 by

By Jennifer Groth, M.A. One of the best ways to personalize a fitting for your patients is to choose the most appropriate hearing aid experience level. ReSound’s Aventa 3 fitting software includes 4 levels specific to the patient’s hearing aid … Continue reading →

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