Great hearing aid design goes beyond the physical device. With Phonak EON, every design decision has a purpose, from how it feels and functions throughout the day to the technology clients can access and the way hearing care professionals fit it.
A 2026 study explored whether Spheric Speech Clarity (SSC) can improve communication outcomes for adolescents and whether they prefer it over other noise management options. This article provides fitting guidance for SSC based on this research.
New global insights show how Phonak Junior mode helps clinicians deliver efficient, evidence-based pediatric fittings that keep children comfortable and supported from day one.
Discover how advancements in Infinio Ultra support more intuitive connectivity that simplifies device use for clients and streamlines workflows for clinicians.
Learn how Phonak is leveraging TargetTrack data to uncover insights into pediatric hearing aid fitting practices, device preferences, and usage patterns—driving evidence-based advancements in hearing care for children.
IP68 rating. Is that really enough? Discover how the Infinio hearing ecosystem surpasses IP68 standards, engineered to meet the real-life challenges your clients face every day.
The Sky Lumity portfolio makes it easy to provide hearing aids with a suitable fitting range for all degrees of hearing loss. But fitting range isn’t the only thing we need to consider. What else should we think about and what is important to parents?
Children with normal hearing can overhear soft conversations, why shouldn’t a child with hearing loss? Learn about the benefits of Speech Enhancer feature in Phonak Sky hearing aids.
Learn about 2 research studies showing the need for a pediatric app and recent updates to myPhonak Junior that make it even more accessible and valuable for kids.
Want to help children with unilateral hearing loss or auditory processing deficits hear their teacher’s better? Two recent studies highlight the proven benefits of Roger Focus II.
With the new Dual adaptive feature in Target, you can give kids their preferred Roger setting for the classroom. Audiologist Jodie Nelson shares recent research that identifies which kids can benefit from it.