A bone conduction solution may be the best option for patients with conductive hearing loss, mixed hearing loss or single-sided deafness. Our solutions include the Cochlear Osia® System and the Baha® System. Learn more below!
Rom Mendel, President of Cochlear Acoustics, reaffirms Cochlear’s promise to help patients hear now and always. Highlighting Baha 5® System features, Cochlear continues to transform, empower and innovate through redesigned […]
Michelle Kraskin, Au.D., explains what she loves about the Cochlear™ Baha® SoundArc, a new non-surgical option for children with single-sided deafness (SSD) or a conductive hearing loss. In her TECH […]
With the recent update of Baha® Fitting Software (BFS), Cochlear is pleased to introduce several new features and improvements to make BFS 5.4 more user-friendly, especially for bilateral fittings. In […]
Clinical History and Description Sam was born with bilateral atresia and microtia and was adopted at four years of age. His family history and previous audiological information are unknown. His […]
Before the first implantable Cochlear™ Baha® System was launched, one of the only solutions available to those that could not benefit from air conduction hearing aids was bone conductors fitted […]
By Skylar Mason Thanks to the Made for iPhone connectivity of the Cochlear™ Nucleus® 7 and Baha® 5 Sound Processors, staying connected is easier than ever. Your patients can stream […]
Neurotology specialist and surgeon Dr. Jack Wazen has been working with the Cochlear™ Baha® System for over 30 years. In his TECH Talk, Dr. Wazen discusses Baha System indications, ease […]
What is implant stability and why does it matter? By Shawn Enter Dating back to the 1950s, Swedish Professor P-I Branemark pioneered the study of titanium and its osseointegration qualities. […]
The Cochlear™ Baha® System has the power to close the gap between the air and bone line for mixed and conductive hearing loss candidates with a 30 dB or greater […]
Updated 2/23/22 By Melissa Thompson, Baha Product Manager at Cochlear Americas Before developing the Baha® 6 Max Sound Processor, we asked bone conduction recipients what is most important in their […]
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