Introducing the Cochlear™ Care Consensus: Q&A with René Gifford, PhD
What you’ll learn: Estimated reading time is 15 minutes. In this Q&A, Dr. René Gifford, Chief of Research and Audiology at Hearts for Hearing, offers an early look at the […]
What you’ll learn: Estimated reading time is 15 minutes. In this Q&A, Dr. René Gifford, Chief of Research and Audiology at Hearts for Hearing, offers an early look at the […]
In today’s rapidly evolving hearing healthcare landscape, cochlear implant professionals are tasked with more than just delivering sound, they’re guiding patients through life-changing decisions. With multiple systems available, how do […]
Getting a sound processor replacement can be an exciting and anticipated occasion for your patients. Did you know there is an option for your patients to receive their new Cochlear™ Nucleus® or […]
As an audiologist, you play a vital role in helping cochlear implant recipients feel confident and connected to their devices. One simple yet powerful way to support that connection? Encourage personalization. […]
Cochlear is now accepting orders for the Nucleus® Nexa® System. Shipments for the Nucleus Nexa System will begin today, August 26, 2025. The recommended earliest day to schedule surgeries is […]
As hearing healthcare professionals, your clinical decisions are guided by experience and evidence. To support your practice, Cochlear is proud to share the latest reliability reports for the Nucleus® System and […]
Pitch matching between ears is an important aspect of our auditory system, enhancing our ability to interact with and interpret our environment effectively.¹ In the realm of cochlear implants, this […]
When your patients receive their cochlear implant, there is often much excitement and anticipation regarding the activation day. As surgical techniques and cochlear implant technology improves, we are hearing from […]
Ensuring proper electrode placement is crucial for achieving optimal hearing outcomes following cochlear implantation. As intraoperative diagnostics advance, their benefits across various aspects of the procedure become increasingly evident. This […]
What is Electric-Acoustic Stimulation (EAS)? Electric-acoustic stimulation (EAS) is a system that utilizes viable postoperative low-frequency hearing thresholds in combination with electrical stimulation for cochlear implant patients. EAS systems are underutilized […]
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