Connected Care is a transformational approach to hearing healthcare where patient data and insights seamlessly connect across different care settings – from the surgical suite, to the clinic and into a patient’s everyday life. In addition, Cochlear Americas has dedicated staff to provide support services for patients and professionals, providing answers to commonly asked questions. Contact us for help!
By Sarah E. Hughes B.Sc., M.H.Sc.,Ph.D., Research Fellow, Centre for Patient Reported Outcome Research, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Here are some tips to making sure your patients can be […]
Laura Pratesi, AuD, discusses the importance of aural rehabilitation and how she puts it into practice. What is the value of aural rehabilitation for your adult patients? Aural rehabilitation is […]
By Kyle Longwell, Product Manager – Software and Clinical Care Today, patients expect care to be instantly available, personalized and easy to use. We also know how important your patients, […]
Cochlear Americas understands the importance of assisting patients and providers with payer advocacy and navigating the health insurance landscape. We have dedicated experts staffed to support reimbursement and policy. We […]
Remote Assist allows remote programming, processor setting adjustments and counselling via a live video session Upcoming availability for Cochlear Nucleus 7, Kanso 2 and Baha 6 Max Sound Processors Part […]
Maximizing 2021 insurance benefits We’re past the half-year mark— it’s a great time to remind your patients about potentially using their 2021 insurance benefits to upgrade their Cochlear sound processor. […]
For over 40 years we have embraced the privilege to provide lifelong hearing, putting the customer at the center of everything we do. As the global leader in implantable hearing […]
Did you know that being actively involved in managing your hearing health can make a difference in your outcomes?1,2,3 Research shows that using information, tools and activities that are easy […]
Lone Tree, Colo. (May 3, 2021) — Adults with cochlear implants may be able to improve their listening and communications skills in daily life with the help of a new self-guided […]
By Julie Purdy, Ph.D., CCC-A and Keri Colio, Au.D., CCC-A Background When we work with children with cochlear implants, we are aware of the many appointments that families must juggle. […]
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