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ReSound helps you rediscover hearing with solutions that allow you to live a rich, active and fulfilling life unaffected by hearing loss. As the only hearing aid manufacturer that offers a complete solution of integrated wireless connectivity, these devices allow you to stream audio, personalize your sound and control your hearing aids without the need

Let us pause today to thank Jack Kilby. Mr. Kilby filed for a patent on February 6, 1959. His thought was that he could integrate the elements of a circuit on as few materials as possible. Mr. Kilby’s invention, the integrated circuit, was the beginning of electronics as we now know it. ReSound’s Smart Hearing

Turning on his hearing aid for the first time was “literally a moment in time that I will never forget,” said Dan Parrilli. To understand where Dan is coming from, it helps to know that Dan has lived with hearing loss since grade school—in the mid-1950s. What Have I Been Missing? Back in grade school,

21-year-old Molly Watt, a motivational speaker from the UK, and 32-year-old Michael Howard, an electrical engineer from Virginia, may not appear to have much in common. But Molly and Michael share one thing: both live with Usher Syndrome – a rare genetic condition that causes hearing and vision loss. Recently, both Molly and Michael were

Thank you for taking time yesterday to thank and honor our veterans! To ‪#‎PayItForward4Veterans‬, ReSound employees participated in a Veteran’s Day 5K over the weekend. Here are a few photos from the event:   Remember that for veterans suffering from hearing loss and tinnitus, their injury is a constant reminder of the time they served. If

Our veterans make sacrifices every day and many continue to make sacrifices long after they’ve left active duty. One of those sacrifices is their hearing. According to the Hearing Health Foundation, 60% of veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan come home with hearing loss and tinnitus, which are the two most common service-related injuries1. The

Lucy is mother of two and makes her home north of Barrie, Ontario, Canada with her husband and family. Lucy has only 15% of her hearing and has had a mixed history with hearing aid fittings—even super power hearing aids. Under some conditions the hearing aids did well, but always managed to allow some distracting

23-year-old KB has worked with audiologist Marylyn Koble for over ten years. KB was diagnosed with severe hearing loss as a child. Since then, Marylyn has helped KB through several sets of hearing aids to accommodate changing hearing needs, changing anatomy, and especially to take advantage of changing technology. KB loved when hearing aid and

As a specialist in reading and learning disabilities, Dr. Paul Melmed knew well the signs of hearing loss along with the role that hearing played in learning. In fact, he had had a hearing aid since 2003, but when his wife and kids more recently started saying “Dad, Dad–you can’t hear,” he knew he had

ReSound donated hearing aids to HearCare Connection, a non-profit hearing center providing care for low-income and under-served individuals, as a part of their recent mission trip to Amman, Jordan. During the mission trip, HearCare Connection visited three different refugee camps and fit hundreds of children and adults with hearing loss. “This young mother’s world has