Learn how hearing aids work and the benefit they could bring to your life or that of someone you love.
Choosing which style of hearing aid is most suitable for you depends on your type of hearing loss and lifestyle needs.
Hearing happens in the brain. Hearing loss is linked to increased risks of depression, falls, cognitive decline and social isolation.
Hearing health care professionals can assist in preventing, diagnosing, and treating hearing and balance disorders for people of all ages.
New Oticon Real™ Gives Patients Access to All the Sounds of the Real World
Oticon has introduced new Oticon Real ™, an innovative hearing solution that gives access to the full spectrum of real-world sounds with exceptional detail and clarity -- all while protecting against sudden disruptive sounds so users can stay comfortable and sharp in the real world.
The Hearing Industries Association is the trusted voice on hearing health care for product innovation, public policy, patient safety and education.
