Buyers Guide - Archives

• Hearing Aid Styles – Four Styles
  E.A.R. Inc. is pleased to announce that it has blended its comprehensive ear protection line to include state of the art hearing aids for multiple lifestyles.
  Author: Lucas Simpson - Date: May 12, 2004



• Digital Hearing Technology – Improvements Every Day
  Improved hearing means improved quality of life. And with digital technology the improvements are growing every day.
  Author: Trent Offer - Date: December 30, 2003



• Digital Hearing Aid – NICE Issues Guidance
  The National Institute for Clinical Excellence has today issued its guidance on hearing aid technology to the NHS.
  Author: Trent Offer - Date: December 30, 2003



• Improved Hearing Device – When Hearing Aids Aren't Enough
  Seniors often ask if their age precludes successful results with a cochlear implant.  The answer is no,” says Donna Sorkin, Vice President, Consumer Affairs, Cochlear Americas.  “Thousands of cochlear implant recipients in their 70s, 80s, and beyond have experienced important improvements in their ability to communicate after receiving a cochlear implant.  Cochlear Americas is proud to be the sponsor of this accessible resource for people with hearing loss, their families, and the health care professionals whoserve them.”
  Author: Nick Town - Date: December 22, 2003



• Hearing Impairment Clinic – Identifying Degrees Of Hearing Impairment
  As part of its ongoing strategic growth and expansion initiative to meet its communities' needs for specialized health care, South Nassau Communities Hospital recently opened a special unit for hearing impairments at its Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy Center.
  Author: Nick Town - Date: December 22, 2003



• Hearing Impaired Telephone – Samson Bone-Phone
  We wish to take this opportunity to introduce to you the Samson Bone-Phone, a telephone adopted the bone conduction technology which is applicable in noisy environments and by hearing impaired persons. This versatile telephone can be used by people with or without hearing loss and in places with a noisy background like manufacturing plant and restaurant.
  Author: Jen Bead - Date: December 22, 2003