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👓Another question we often hear from patients is: “Can I wear hearing aids with my glasses?” 😷During the COVID-19 pandemic this question surfaced more than ever as people were also wearing masks that tucked behind their ears. Glasses, hearing aids, masks…what else can we fit back there!? 👜 🦻Thankfully, receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids are continually aiming to provide patients with optimal fit. A perfect example of this is in our final hearing aid highlight for the month… ✨Meet Widex SmartRIC!✨ 📐These hearing aids provide “new angles of natural hearing”. SmartRIC is built in a special L-shape design and sits higher on the ear, helping improve conversations even when in noisy environments. Not only is it cosmetically appealing and comfortable, but it’s built with a battery to last all day and then some. The hearing aid battery lasts up to 37 hours! 🔋There is also a portable charger accessory with enough power for over a week of on-the-go charging. 🤔Curious to learn more about other Widex hearing aids? Call today, we’d be happy to walk you through the choices that will best meet your hearing needs! #Widex #HearingTest #Audiology #BetterHearing #sonorahearingcaretucson #Hear4U

Hearing Aids Market Size, Share, Trends & Competitive Analysis Global Report 2024-2032 Read Full Report@ https://lnkd.in/eggFCxre The global Hearing Aids Market size was valued at USD 7.90 Billion in 2023 and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.8% during the forecast period, reaching a value of USD 12.60 Billion by 2030. Hearing aids are small electronic devices worn in or behind the ear to amplify sound for individuals with hearing loss. They work by collecting sounds through a microphone, which then converts the sound waves into electrical signals. These signals are then amplified and converted back into sound waves, which are delivered to the ear through a speaker. Hearing aids can help improve hearing and speech comprehension for people with various degrees of hearing impairment, allowing them to better communicate and engage with the world around them. The increasing prevalence of hearing loss, particularly among the aging population, is a major driver of market growth. Technological advancements in hearing aids, such as digital signal processing and wireless connectivity, are also driving market growth by improving the effectiveness and convenience of these devices. Additionally, growing awareness about hearing health and the availability of hearing aids through various distribution channels contribute to market expansion. #HearingAids #HearingLoss #AssistiveListeningDevices #AuditoryHealth #DigitalHearingAids #TinnitusRelief #Audiology

👓A question we often hear from patients is: “Can I wear hearing aids with my glasses?” 😷During the COVID-19 pandemic this question surfaced more than ever as people were also wearing masks that tucked behind their ears. Glasses, hearing aids, masks…what else can we fit back there!? 👜 🦻Thankfully, receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids are continually aiming to provide patients with optimal fit. A perfect example of this is in our final hearing aid highlight for the month… ✨Meet Widex SmartRIC!✨ 📐These hearing aids provide “new angles of natural hearing”. SmartRIC is built in a special L-shape design and sits higher on the ear, helping improve conversations even when in noisy environments. Not only is it cosmetically appealing and comfortable, but it’s built with a battery to last all day and then some. The hearing aid battery lasts up to 37 hours! 🔋There is also a portable charger accessory with enough power for over a week of on-the-go charging.  🤔Curious to learn more about other Widex hearing aids? Call today, we’d be happy to walk you through the choices that will best meet your hearing needs! #Widex #HearingTest #Audiology #BetterHearing #HearInTucson #OroValleyAudiology #TucsonAudiologist

Advancements in in-situ audiometry: it has never been more close to conventional audiometry, across hearing aid manufacturers. This is a change compared to past studies and opens up possibilities for remote hearing aid fitting. Find out more in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/dQD8Ajtd Bettina Skjold Jasper, David Harbo Jordell, Erik Kjærbøl, Torsten Dau

🚀 Exciting Upgrade Journey for a Patient! Recently, I had the pleasure of assisting a patient who transitioned from their outdated Unitron Moxi2 KISS 16 CRT hearing aids to the new-and-improved Phonak Lumity L90 hearing aids. Initially, the patient felt they didn't need an upgrade, and appeared slightly reluctant. However, through the innovative approach used, I were able to showcase the incredible benefits that new technology could provide. 🔍 By carefully listening to the situations where the patient struggled to hear, I was able use the resources available to me, to simulate those exact same environment in our experience room. I played the patient's favourite shows and even managed to replicate the types of voices that the patient struggles with, allowing them to experience the superior sound quality and clarity firsthand. By creatively replicating her everyday environments in the experience room, I was able to demonstrate how the Phonak Lumity L90 aids could significantly enhance her hearing in real-life situations. 📊 COSI (Client Oriented Scale of Improvement) goals played a crucial role in setting realistic expectations and creating a trackable progress plan. Through the demonstration and constant appeals for feedback, the patient quickly realised the vast improvement in her hearing abilities that the aids could provide. 🌟 It's truly rewarding to see patients embrace the latest technology and enjoy a higher quality of life. This upgrade journey underscores the importance of personalised care and the power of advanced hearing solutions. #Audiology #HearingAids #PatientCare #PhonakLumity #ExperienceRoom #COSI #HearingHealth #InnovativeSolutions #CustomerSuccess #BootsHearingCare

Widex has introduced major improvements in the function and form of hearing aids several times in history, whether it was the first fully digital ITE or the Widex Passion, by far the smallest RIC of its time. With the Widex SmartRIC, we are taking another major leap in how hearing aids perform and look. Customers across the country have really taken this innovation to heart. If you did not already see it, here is the article from my recent interview with Danish journalist Mikkel Brock from MedWatch about the success of Widex SmartRIC in the US. https://lnkd.in/eFEHdJKB

👂 Finding the Perfect Hearing Healthcare Provider: A Guide 🌟 Looking for the best hearing healthcare provider? The key lies in following the instructions outlined in our book! 📖 Start by reaching out to audiologists and asking them over the phone if they adhere to the best practices of audiological care. If they inquire further, be sure to mention Real Ear Measurement, a vital technology discussed in our book. 🎯 Real Ear Measurements, utilized by top audiologists and hearing aid dealers for years, ensure that the sounds emitted by your hearing aids accurately reach your eardrum. This precision guarantees that you receive maximum benefit from your hearing aids, enhancing your overall hearing experience! 🔊 So, take the first step toward improved hearing by seeking out a provider who prioritizes the best practices of audiological care and utilizes advanced technologies like Real Ear Measurement. Your ears deserve nothing less! 🌈 #HearingHealthcare #RealEarMeasurement #Audiologists #AdvancedTechnology

Hearing aids may help you live longer, but barriers to their use persist   The World Health Organization estimates that by 2050, 7 million people - 1 out of every 14 people - will have hearing loss severe enough to require treatment. The most common causes of hearing loss are exposure to loud noises and natural aging-related degeneration, both of which affect the inner hair cells of the ear, according to the CDC. Everyone will develop some degree of hearing loss during their life, said Lin. "It's inevitable."   https://lnkd.in/gMFeEPnx   Envoy Medical (NASDAQ: COCH) Medical is dedicated to improving life quality and longevity through innovative hearing solutions, acknowledging the vital role of hearing aids in overall health as highlighted in recent studies. Our cutting-edge, fully implanted hearing devices are designed for a certain type of hearing loss, focusing on natural sound delivery and discreet, continuous use. We understand the barriers to traditional hearing aid adoption, including stigma and accessibility, and strive to overcome these with our invisible, convenient, no daily maintenance solutions. By enhancing hearing health, Envoy Medical's technology not only aims to improve day-to-day communication but also to address broader health implications like social isolation and cognitive decline. Choose Envoy Medical to support a life full of hearing and living.   #HearingHealth #EnvoyMedical #LifeChangingTechnology #nasdaq #coch Brent Lucas

A Look at the Three Types of Hearing Aids Every person’s hearing needs are as unique as they are, which is why high-quality hearing aids aren’t one-size-fits-all. What might work well for one individual may not for another, which is why these devices come in a variety of designs and solutions to meet both one’s hearing and physical needs. Here’s a quick overview of how hearing aids work. In general, they amplify sounds using a three-part system. 1. A microphone receives sound and converts it to a digital signal. This digital signal can be customized and programmed for the user’s hearing needs. 2. An amplifier sends and boosts that sound to a speaker. 3. The speaker sends the sound to the ear. Now, on to our hearing aids. Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids Behind-the-ear hearing aids feature the microphone, speaker, controls, and battery compartment in a case that sits behind the ear. A small, clear tube connects the hearing aid to an earmold, which sits in the ear canal. BTEs are popular and appropriate for almost all types of hearing loss and for people of all ages. Because the earmold can be changed without buying an entirely new device, BTEs are often a good choice for children. BTEs are available in a variety of colors to match skin tone or hair color, and are also available in fun colors for children. Receiver-in-the-ear (RIC) hearing aids RIC hearing aids are quite similar to BTEs, with one major difference. The speaker (also known as a receiver) goes inside the ear canal instead of the hearing aid casing, which allows for a much smaller and sleeker hearing aid. RICs are also more of an open fit hearing aid, as they allow sound to flow in and out of the ear more naturally. Like BTEs, users can choose RICs in a variety of colors to match skin tone or hair color, and are also available in fun colors for children. Custom fit hearing aids Custom hearing aids are designed to the specifications of your unique hearing needs. These types of hearing aids can include: • Invisible-in-the-canal (IIC), a nearly undetectable hearing device that sits directly in your ear canal. Created by making a custom impression of the ear canal, IIC hearing devices are appropriate for those with mild-to-moderately severe hearing loss. • Completely-in-the-canal (CIC), which are just a little bigger than an IIC hearing aid and come in a variety of colors to match a wearer’s skin tone or hair color. CIC hearings aids are also beneficial for those with mild –to-moderately severe hearing loss. • In-the-ear (ITC) hearing aids partially or fully fill the outer ear, and fit securely as they’re custom designed to fit to the user’s ear. Because of their larger size, ITCs can accommodate extra and more powerful features. Wondering what type of hearing aid might be right for you? Contact us today 8078990955 https://lnkd.in/gqDD952H https://lnkd.in/eKAVs6gA

Curious about Sony OTC hearing aids? Sony CRE-E10 earbuds and CRE-C10 canal-style hearing aids continue to rank high on our list of best OTC hearing aids. Find out more in the article below by audiologist Angela Flores, AuD. #hearingaids #hearingloss #hearingtech #audiology