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Earmeter.com – How an iPad can be an incredibly useful tool for hearing aid practices

Apr 10th, 2012 | By | Category: Earmeter, Industry

I created a web-application for hearing aid practices a while back, it’s called Earmeter – essentially, it’s a patient-engagement tool that aims to help both the hearing professional and the patient get the most from each other. I’ve started a blog on the Earmeter site, it will be more industry-focused than Hearing Aid Know, I’ll [...]



Earmeter.com: Patient engagement for audiology practices

Mar 7th, 2012 | By | Category: Industry

Earmeter is web-based software that allows audiology practices and their patients to work more closely during and after hearing aid trials. Practices can automate communications with patients so that they can provide timely and in-depth information about the new hearing aid(s) on trial, hearing loss and anything else that a patient needs to know to get [...]



Disruption in the hearing industry will see dinosaurs become extinct

Feb 22nd, 2012 | By | Category: Industry

The music industry has changed radically in the last 10 years: digital downloads, the iPod, Internet shopping and online piracy changed the ball-game entirely. Very few people buy music today in the same way as they did 10 years ago – many companies moved with the times and changed their business models to meet the [...]



New online LACE makes understanding speech even easier

Feb 15th, 2012 | By | Category: Industry

Neurotone have just released a web-based version of their LACE training software, which is excellent news for anyone who wants to better understand speech in noise. LACE (Listening And Communication Enhancement) is essentially a training program for listening, it teaches you to listen better. I did an interview with Dr Daniel Taft from Blamey Saunders [...]



Infographic about hearing loss from Amplifon

Jan 13th, 2012 | By | Category: Industry

Amplifon have produced a very nice infographic about hearing loss. From their site: Admitting you have hearing loss can be very difficult. Nobody wants to admit they are getting older, but with up to 4 million people in the UK suffering in silence, everyone has a part to play when it comes breaking the stigma [...]



Hearing aids for the discerning gentleman from ExSilent

Feb 17th, 2011 | By | Category: Industry

I’ve just discovered the ExSilent hearing aid brand thanks to the always-informative Hearing Mojo. ExSilent is a young company from the Netherlands that produces invisible hearing aids that sit deep in the canal. Hearing Mojo is covering ExSilent’s new QLeaf Pro aid that has a feature that allows you to change programmes by tapping gently [...]



Cochlear profit grows amid rising demand for hearing aids

Feb 8th, 2011 | By | Category: Industry

Cochlear Ltd., the world’s largest maker of bionic ears, on Tuesday reported a 16% rise in first-half profit as it expanded in emerging markets and people in developed countries with only one implant opted for a second to improve efficacy. Net profit for the six months to Dec. 31 of 87.2 million Australian dollars ($88.6 [...]



Audiologist of the Year 2011

Jan 27th, 2011 | By | Category: Industry

Reward your Audiologist! Europe’s top award for hearing professionals is back. Audiologist of the Year 2011 is a chance for hearing patients to celebrate the skills of professionals across the continent. Now in its fourth year, the respected award encourages nominations for professionals who excel in their duties and is a chance for patients to [...]



Hearing loss simulator for the iPad by Starkey Labs

Nov 23rd, 2010 | By | Category: Industry

This is from the iTunes hearing loss simulator app store page: “Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a hearing loss? Do you have a family member with hearing loss? The Hearing Loss Simulator allows you to choose a specific hearing loss configuration and then listen to sounds as though you have that [...]



Siemens Audiology is no longer up for sale.

Mar 24th, 2010 | By | Category: Industry

Yes they are. No they’re not. Yes they are. No they’re definitely not. Siemens have decided to hold on to their audiology division. To reinforce their desire to push forward their hearing aid business, they’ve appointed a new CEO in Roger Radke. A quote from them: “With this nomination, we hope to reinforce our activities [...]