Making hearing aid users their own personal “MacGyver”
There are smartphone features and apps on Bluetooth enabled devices that can help hearing aid users compensate for listening challenges and improve their listening experience.
There are smartphone features and apps on Bluetooth enabled devices that can help hearing aid users compensate for listening challenges and improve their listening experience.
Research tells us that giving patients more control over their own devices has numerous perceived benefits and could positively impact overall well-being.
When schedules and distance prevent families from attending consults, technology offers hearing care professionals an easy and convenient solution.
Hearing loss is a leading global health burden with 90% of those affected living in countries with severely limited access to care. Novel solutions using connectivity and technology promise improved access and quality of care in these countries.
“Let´s take a look at clients who are well-suited to use Remote Support and other eAudiology applications.”
Developing a sustainable solution for testing remotely in rural regions has its challenges, but the benefits are well worth it.