Category: Hearing aid

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Hearing Aids – Preparation and Fitting

Q1XCOWQf5v0, Hearing Aids – Preparation and Fitting, Children such as 3 month old Levi who have been diagnosed with mild to moderate hearing loss may have hearing aids recommended as the best way to manage their hearing.

Watch as we follow Levi through his appointment where he has ear impressions is taken, followed by his fitting appointment where his hearing aids are turned on.

Learn more about Audiology Services at the Children’s Hospital in Newcastle by visiting https://goo.gl/ZyP3Qi.,

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UK HAUL PART 2

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Resound Linx2 iPhone Hearing Aid

IiWoxzI9Ytw, Resound Linx2 iPhone Hearing Aid, This is my review of the Linx2 9 hearing aid. I wore it for over two months testing it out in various environments and situations. I linked it to both my iPhone and iPad. I really enjoyed the easy transition from my phone to my hearing aids, and loved the control via the Resound (free) app. As the video explains, I can control bass, treble, background noise, the microphones and more!,

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9. Hearing aid retubing

A-pDNznoN3c, 9. Hearing aid retubing, This video provides a guidance to retubing custom mould hearing aids.
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The Best Hearing Aid Ever! – Applied Hearing Solutions

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What is the best hearing aid?

Answer: The one that was fit & programmed the best.

Time and Time again, people think that the newest, latest, and greatest hearing aids will help them hear better. Truth is, they will, only if they are fit using Best Practices. You can have the best hearing aid in the world and if it isn’t fit using Best Practices, it will not perform to its maximum.

Secret: Go to a provider that doesn’t just send you home with a demo of the newest hearing aid. You should actually be going through a complete fitting, or you risk not hearing to your maximum capability.,

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Using Controls on Behind the Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids – Boys Town National Research Hospital

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Michi Diller, audiologist at Boys Town National Research Hospital, demonstrates how to use the controls on behind the ear hearing aids. For more information on our Hearing & Balance services, visit http://www.boystownhospital.org/hearingservices/hearingBalance/Pages/default.aspx,

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Webinar on Improving Communication Outcomes for Children With Hearing Aids

4vmm3u2ADqg, Webinar on Improving Communication Outcomes for Children With Hearing Aids, Ryan McCreery, PhD, discusses the webinar he will be presenting, “Improving Communication Outcomes for Children With Hearing Aids.” Tune in to the live webinar (http://on.asha.org/2EKw7wV) on Wednesday, April 11, 2018, from 1 to 3 p.m. ET. The on-demand version (http://on.asha.org/2EJaiO6) will be available April 13, 2018, through April 11, 2019.,

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Hearing Aids For The First Time | What To Expect

P3ZYokEEhHo, Hearing Aids For The First Time | What To Expect, Dr. Clifford Olson, Audiologist from Anthem Arizona, tells you what to expect when receiving hearing aids for the first time.

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Receiving your first set of hearing aids does not have to be a scary experience. In fact, it should be an exciting experience that leads you to better hearing. Here are the 7 things you should expect when receiving your first set of hearing aids.

1. Expect the Fitting to take around an Hour. Proper fitting and programming takes time.

2. People won’t notice the hearing aids. Likely the only thing they will notice is you hearing them better.

3. Things will sound different. Some of it may be annoying, but will get better.

4. You will hear yourself differently. You likely haven’t heard yourself at the correct level for a long time. It takes your brain time to adjust to the new level of sound.

5. You will probably forget you are wearing hearing aids. Aids are really comfortable.

6. Expect to see your hearing care professional several times. You can’t fit a hearing aid well with only one visit. Make sure you get more than one visit.

7. You should be hearing better with hearing aids. The best way to ensure your hearing aids are programmed correctly is by using Real Ear Measures. To learn about what Real Ear Measures are, watch this video: https://youtu.be/cHR0Oa6I-wY,

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Best Bluetooth Hearing Aids In 2018 | Top 4 Bluetooth Hearing Aids

vTz5WgKe0Kk, Best Bluetooth Hearing Aids In 2018 | Top 4 Bluetooth Hearing Aids, Dr. Cliff Olson, Audiologist in Anthem Arizona, discusses the progression of wireless Bluetooth technology in hearing aids and his 4 favorite Bluetooth hearing aids for iPhone and Android.

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Bluetooth has emerged as one of the most popular forms of wireless technology for hearing aids. While technologies like Telecoil, and Near Field Magnetic Induction are still heavily used. Bluetooth increases the functionality of hearing aids that use this form of wireless technology.

Here are my top 4 picks for best Bluetooth Hearing Aids:

#4. Phonak Audeo B-Direct – The Audeo B-Direct is the only Bluetooth hearing aid that can stream phone calls directly from an Android device as well as iPhone. However, it can only stream to one ear at a time. Check out my review of the Audeo B-Direct here: https://youtu.be/l4CY8RgmcuY

#3. Starkey Halo IQ – The Halo IQ is the third generation the original Halo that was released in 2014. Starkey is one of the pioneers of Made for iPhone hearing aids.

#2. Oticon OPN – Oticon changed the way that their hearing aids work in a noisy situation. It is one of the main reasons their devices have dominated since their release in 2016. The OPN can Bluetooth connect directly with an iPhone, but can now connect with any phone with their new ConnectClip. Check out my OPN review here: https://youtu.be/-JP9pp-suKI and my ConnectClip review here: https://youtu.be/8AeTG1TkklY

#1. Resound LiNX 3D – The LinX 3D is the third generation of the LiNX line that was also started in 2014. Not only can you get direct Bluetooth connection with an iPhone, but you can use a Phone Clip to gain access to an Android phone as well. You can also use all of the other great accessories that ReSound has and get a custom In-the-ear hearing aid that uses Bluetooth. No other manufacturer has this feature. Feel free to check out my Resound LiNX 3D review here: https://youtu.be/Lxqgfyal_Wo,