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Cochlear Implants

by Jamie Schwartz

The Cochlear™ Nucleus® 7 sound processor is proven to optimize hearing performance

November 21, 2017

The Cochlear™ Nucleus® 7 sound processor is proven to optimize hearing performance. The Nucleus 7 sound processor features SmartSound® […]

Services & Support

by Cochlear Guest Author

Cochlear™ Link is the cloud-based solution that is saving clinicians time and money across the country

November 9, 2017

By guest author: Sarah Cherney Cochlear™ Link is a Windows™ based application that is installed on your programming computer in […]

Cochlear Implants

by Cochlear Guest Author

Clinical Quick Tips: Optimizing your CI fittings with the Cochlear™ Wireless Programming Pod (guest author)

October 26, 2017

By guest author: Rebecca Cale, AuD The Cochlear™ Wireless Programming Pod (WPP) offers an improved fitting experience helping you interact […]

Cochlear Implants

by Jamie Schwartz

Introducing the Nucleus® 7 Bimodal Solution

October 5, 2017

Two global leaders in the hearing loss industry, Cochlear and ReSound, are now partners! Give your patients the opportunity for […]

Cochlear Implants

by Jamie Schwartz

Give your patients the control with the Nucleus® Smart App

September 14, 2017

Introducing the Nucleus® Smart App for iPhone®, iPad®, and iPod touch®. The Nucleus Smart App – engineered alongside the Made for […]

Cochlear Implants

by Ryan Lopez

The new Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor is here! Welcome to the future of hearing.

September 7, 2017

Welcome to the future of hearing. The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is the first Made for iPhone sound processor.1 This […]

Education & Events

by Jamie Schwartz

Audiology Online Series Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Expectations, Rehabilitation and Monitoring Performance

August 22, 2017

Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Expectations, Rehabilitation and Monitoring Performance Course: #29636 1 Hour This foundational-level course is designed to provide audiologists […]

Education & Events

by Jamie Schwartz

Audiology Online Series Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Determining Candidacy for Cochlear Implants

August 17, 2017

Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Determining Candidacy for Cochlear Implants Course: #29634 1 Hour This foundational-level course is designed to provide Audiologists […]

Education & Events

by Jamie Schwartz

Audiology Online Series Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Nucleus Sound Processor Portfolio

August 10, 2017

Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Nucleus Sound Processor Portfolio Course: #29633 1 Hour This foundation level course is designed to provide audiologists […]

Education & Events

by Sara Ashburn-Reed

Audiology Online series Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Electrical Stimulation of the Ear

August 1, 2017

Foundations of Cochlear Implants: Electrical Stimulation of the Ear Course: #29625 1 Hour This foundational-level course is designed to provide audiologists […]

Cochlear Implants

by Sara Ashburn-Reed

Introducing the Cochlear Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor

July 26, 2017

Cochlear introduces the world’s first Made for iPhone cochlear implant sound processor The Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor is the world’s […]

Cochlear Implants

by Cochlear Guest Author

Cochlear Clinical Quick Tip: Optimizing Your Kanso® Fittings

June 28, 2017

Since its launch in October 2016, the Cochlear™ Nucleus® Kanso® (CP950) sound processor has provided recipients a smart, simple and […]

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Building Bridges: Developing Referrals Between Surgeons and Local Providers to Support Cochlear Implant Patients
Join us for an insightful webinar where we explore effective strategies for referring professionals to cultivate strong surgeon relationships to support patients who could benefit from a cochlear implant. Hear directly from an implanting surgeon, Dr. Scott Greene, on how these partnerships can enhance the care and support for patients, ensuring better outcomes and a […]
When the Time is Right to Consider Different Hearing Technology for Your Patients
This course will provide information regarding guidelines that can be used to identify patients who should be referred for a cochlear implant candidacy evaluation. It will include tools that clinicians can use to support their counseling of patients about cochlear implant evaluations and will include information regarding typical outcomes received by patients who receive a […]
What Happens During a Cochlear Implant Candidacy Evaluation?
This course will provide case examples of patients who have been evaluated for a cochlear implant with a summary of their outcomes. Examples will include testing of patients with Single Sided Deafness (SSD), traditional candidates, and patients who qualify for hearing preservation surgery, such as those with normal low frequency hearing and severe to profound […]
New Models of Cochlear Implant Care: Today and in the Future
Clinical models of care for adult cochlear implant recipients has changed little since implants were originally cleared by the FDA in the 1980’s. This course will discuss a new patient-centered and streamlined care model for adult cochlear implant patients and we will describe research that supports this new model.
Optimize Patient Outcomes Through Combinations of Acoustic and Electric Stimulation
Ongoing research indicates that patient satisfaction and speech perception improve when individualized treatment for hearing loss includes a plan for optimizing acoustic and electric technology when appropriate. This course will review treatment options, best practice guidelines, and current research outcomes in cases where patients experience both acoustic and electric stimulation.