Taking the first step to make an appointment with an audiologist and having your hearing tested is a big one. It takes an average of 7 years for a person with hearing loss to acknowledge that they need help.
Remember when hearing aids had four components: microphone, amplifier, receiver and battery? Explaining hearing aids was much simpler. Today’s hearing instruments come with many more options and technology. Where does one begin the explanation? ReSound’s Jennifer Groth, M.A., and John Nelson, Ph.D., breakdown signal processing into four “chapters”: Model, Clean, Balance, and Stabilize at the 2013 …
Wireless communication between bilaterally fitted hearing instruments takes many different forms. The main goal at ReSound has been to provide the brain with binaural information that allows the auditory system to choose the signal of interest and fuse the signal into a single experience. This empowers the listener instead of the hearing instrument on signal …
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AudiologyOnline.com Editor, Carolyn Smaka, recently interviewed ReSound about the new invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) device that is available as part of the ReSound Verso product line. Why did ReSound decide to create an IIC? “We made the decision to pursue this part of the market and enter the IIC category after a lot of research and time …
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 …
At ReSound, we love to hear stories of how our products are affecting the lives of the people that use them. Here are a couple of stories shared by Mini Microphone end-users. Ben G. Patient of Karen Mills, Au.D. Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics “This little guy is the best thing to come along …
By Jenny Nesgaard Pedersen, AuD With our recent wave of product launches, we also added the In-Situ Audiometry feature to ReSound Alera hearing aids. This feature offers a means to conveniently and accurately measure patient hearing sensitivity with resulting thresholds comparable to thresholds otherwise obtained with conventional audiometry. The In-Situ audiometry feature enables clinicians and …