instrument specialists, are trained professionals who specialize in fitting and dispensing hearing aids. They work closely with clients to assess their hearing needs, recommend appropriate hearing aid devices, and provide ongoing support and maintenance. Hearing aid specialists typically complete a specialized training program and may need to obtain a state license.
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Audiologists are professionals who diagnose and treat hearing and balance disorders. They conduct hearing evaluations, recommend and fit hearing aids, provide counseling to patients, and may also perform balance assessments. Audiologists typically hold a doctoral degree in audiology (Au.D.) and require a state license to practice.
High-end technology for optimum hearing supportThe hearing solution for all ages is highly comfortable and offers everyday practicality.Digital miniature bone conduction hearing system which compensates for hearing impairment, processing sound and then transmitting it to the inner ear.All-in-one in a single housing (no external cabling)Water-resistantHigh transmission frequency bandwidthWireless connection to various devices via Bluetooth
The strongest hearing aid in the world!Appealing design and easy to use thanks to larger operating elementsRobust and suitable for daily use, with practical shirt clipDigitally programmable and option to connect to MP3, wireless and Bluetooth systemsMeets a wide range of hearing requirements in a variety of situations, to high-performance hearing deviceInductive signal for visits
With the TV Adapter you can:Clearly hear the TV or listen to music by streaming the sound directly to your hearing aidsChoose the level you want to hear while leaving the TV at a volume that is comfortable for othersUse Oticon ON App to control the volume of the streamed sound remotelySupport Dolby Digital® formatRange:
With Connect Clip, it’s easy to make hands-free calls with your iPhone® or Android™ phone. Make and receive hands-free calls in the car or on the go streaming to both earsWirelessly stream music, videos or other sound from your mobile phone to your hearing aidsControl the volume and change programs remotely
EduMic can be worn as a remote microphone for the teacher to communicate directly with the child. EduMic links Oticon hearing aids to existing remote microphone systems in the classroom using a standard Europin connector.Use the 3.5 mm audio jack to stream sound from a computer, smart board or tablet directly to the child’s hearing
VHIT is a new test that provides diagnostic and functional information about the vestibular system. The vHIT derives from the head impulse test (HIT), in which the evaluator quickly moves the patient’s head from side to side while the patient fixates on a point. The evaluator observes the patient’s eyes to ensure they remain fixated
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VEMP is an abbreviation for vestibular evoked myogenic potential, which is the measurement of muscle responses in the ear when stimulated with a loud sound. Typically, there are two VEMP responses. First, the cervical VEMP (cVEMP), which is measured at the neck, and then the ocular VEMP (oVEMP), which is measured beneath the eyes. When
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In the absence of other visual cues, the SVV represents a method for testing an individual’s ability to adjust a vertical line to be parallel with gravity. The vestibular organs of the inner ear, particularly the utricles, provide the majority of the sensory information required for this task.
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