We’re pleased to announce the very first ReSound Online Symposium coming this November! “Advances in Amplification: Meeting the Needs of Aging Adults” will be hosted online at AudiologyOnline November 7 – 11, 2011. The symposium is designed with one live seminar occurring each day of the week, from 12 – 1 pm EST/9 – 10 […]
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Is Safe Fitting defaulted to on or off? It is defaulted to “on.” This ensures that the patient will not experience feedback during a first fitting. If a dispenser attempts to raise gain above the MSG, where feedback is likely, the gain is held down until the dispenser can switch WhistleControl to a stronger setting
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A live demo of ReSound Alera and Unite wireless accessories is a highly effective way to communicate user benefits. We’re always interested in hearing from our community of dispensers and hearing care professionals about demoing techniques that have been particularly effective. Here are some demoing tips we’ve received: The best way to demo an Alera
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As we’re always looking for feedback from those of you in the field fitting ReSound hearing aids, we recently posted on SoCal Sonus’ Facebook page to gather feedback on Alera. Here’s what hearing care professionals at Sonus had to say about their experiences fitting Alera. I have a demo model of the Remote Microphone Alera
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Since ReSound Alera launched to market in August 2010, we’ve been collecting and logging the most frequently asked questions about Alera. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be posting Alera FAQs in a number of categories, including: Fitting Surround Sound & Digital Processing Natural Directivity Wireless Accessories RIE and BTE models Custom products To start with,
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By Dusty Potter Due to the hard work and compassion of CAES founder, Jose Montilla, there are now four centers for the deaf in different areas of the Dominican Republic, all of which have a teacher and meet wherever they can. CAES serves a total of 250 deaf students, and many more alumni. CAES has
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ReSound friend, Dusty Potter, President of Ear Level Communications, recounts his recent mission trip to the Dominican Republic to fit hearing impaired children with donated ReSound hearing aids. We were able to fit about 90 children with about 170 hearing aids in just 3 days’ time. Most of the hearing instruments dispensed, and accompanying batteries
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We’re pleased to announce that we’re adding two new products to the Alera® line of hearing aids: Mini BTE 67 Non-Wireless Custom The Mini BTE 67 is small and discrete with all the capabilities of the ReSound Alera® family including 2.4GHz wireless connectivity options. It also includes two features new to ReSound hearing aids- WindGuardTM
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Tinnitus sufferers can now find relief in a hearing aid that teaches the brain to ignore unwanted sounds. Alera TSTM, our new hearing aid for tinnitus, combines an advanced hearing aid with a Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG). The TSG is used to administer sounds that make the disturbing noise less noticeable, drawing your attention away
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CochlearTM, a global leader in implantable hearing solutions, has entered into a Technology Development and License agreement with GN ReSound to leverage our 2.4 GHz wireless technology. CochlearTM offers implants and bone anchored hearing technologies for hearing impaired individuals who are unable to use ordinary hearing devices. The adoption of GN ReSound’s wireless technology by Cochlear™
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