Getting kids and their hearing aids ready for the new school year
When you’re a child, a lot can change over summer break. This checklist is a reminder of what you need to consider when you see your school-aged children next.
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Sonova’s commitment to digital ethics in AI
Highlighting the importance of digital ethics in AI, this article explores how Sonova ensures enhanced due diligence when rolling out new AI products and services.
Connectivity: Ultra-responsive ERA™ chip at the heart of Infinio
Outperforming the competition and ready for the future, ERA connects your clients to their digital universe like never before. Learn more in this article.
Leveraging machine learning and Big Data to enhance the customer experience
Anne Thielen, PhD, Director In-Market and Data Management at Sonova, shares three distinct ways in which we explore machine learning for predictive maintenance of hearing aids to ensure product quality and enhance the overall customer experience.
Phonak hearing aids stand out in recent durability testing
An unprecedented test of endurance assessed the durability of Phonak hearing aids in harsh environments compared to 2 competitor brands. Learn about the findings and what they mean for your clinical practice.
Giving your young clients access to soft speech
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.
New consumer guide provides easy-to-understand overview of hearing aid features
It can be difficult for people to navigate and understand different hearing aid features. The NALguide empowers hearing aid users to better understand the vast landscape of hearing technology available.
New study reveals that hearing ‘from both sides’ has well-being benefits
BiCROS wearers shared their own perceptions on the benefits of using hearing aids in both ears. Their insights suggest that well-being is an important topic to address with your clients who have unaidable unilateral hearing loss.