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The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) recognizes our sponsors who are committed to educating the public and medical profession about hearing loss, its treatment and prevention.
 

Sonion has funded a mini-PBS documentary for the Better Hearing Institute (BHI). The documentary will highlight the critical importance of hearing and hearing aids as the treatment for hearing loss.  This sponsorship presents an opportunity for BHI to highlight hearing healthcare in the digital age and to overcome societal misperceptions of hearing loss and hearing solutions. 

Sonion develops, manufactures and markets advanced electroacoustical and electromechanical miniature components. The company services manufacturers of hearing aids, mobile terminals, headsets, and medical devices.

www.sonion.com

Knowles Electronics funded the latest survey in the MarkeTrak series - MarkeTrak VII and has done so since 1989.  Through the funding of this survey the Better Hearing Institute was able to measure customer satisfaction with hearing aids and detailed demography of the hearing loss population, providing the hearing health industry, consumer and the Press important information on hearing healthcare in America.

Knowles Electronics is the world's leading manufacturer of miniature audio transducers, microphones, receivers, wax protection systems, acoustic dampers, and accessories for the hearing health industry. For more than fifty years, Knowles has researched, designed, developed and delivered technologically advanced acoustic products that improve people's lives.

www.knowleselectronics.com

As a supporter of the Better Hearing Institute, the Hearing Industries Association (HIA) provides invaluable financial support that furthers the development of BHI educational programs for consumers, hearing healthcare professionals and physicians. The Hearing Industries Association represents the firms that manufacture the majority of the hearing aids and components sold in the United States on an annual basis. The Hearing Industries Association (HIA) is dedicated to providing information about, promoting the use of, and enhancing access to amplification devices in the United States. These devices include externally worn hearing aids, implantable hearing aids (cochlear, middle ear and brain stem) and an array of assistive listening devices.

www.hearing.org/members/

Awarded the Better Hearing Institute with free Internet advertising to assist us in our public educational programs.

www.google.com