What do rechargeability, artificial intelligence, and noise-induced hearing loss have in common? They’re part of our roundup of trends as we head into a new year of health, discovery, and self-care. Check out our list and see what it may mean for your hearing wellness in 2023.
Read MoreHaving trouble pairing your hearing aids with an iPhone?
Those of you using an iPhone may have noticed that the latest software update (iOS 15.4) has caused your device to disconnect from your hearing aids. Rest assured that you are not alone.
Read MoreTech Inclusivity Is Growing, and We Love It
At the 54th annual Consumer Electronics Show the focus for many companies was on inclusive technology and we are all for it.
Read MoreHearing Tech Roundup: 4 Gadgets We’re Giddy About
We’re always on the lookout for boundary-pushing tech, and we’re excited about these new devices that provide effortless, clear connection.
Read MoreBoost Your Communication With These 6 Apps
Smartphone apps help us feel more connected than ever. Leverage these 6 apps to help boost your communication with others.
Read MoreEmpowered Hearing That Fits Your Life
We’re excited about a new line of hearing technology that can help you hear the way you want — naturally. Introducing AGXR H.
Read MoreHear Like No Other
We’re excited about a new line of hearing technology that can help you hear the way you want — naturally. Introducing ReSound ONE.
Read MoreWhen Restaurants Reopen, Remember This Healthy-Hearing Tip
You want to dine out & enjoy great conversation, but how can you do it without putting up with excess noise? This exciting app may be just what you need
Read MoreSupport the Medicare Audiologist Access and Services Act
Together, let’s make hearing and balance care more available to all. We’d love to have your support for the proposed Medicare Audiologist Access and Services Act (MAASA)! This groundbreaking bipartisan legislation in Congress could make it easier for community members...
Q&A: Live Speech Mapping
Live speech mapping is a mechanism for fine‑tuning hearing aids to the specific pitch and volume of important sounds; but many people haven’t heard of it.
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