Help Centre - Digital hearing aid & hearing healthcare advice

Signia Motion X Charge & Go BTE digital hearing aids take your hearing performance up a notch with the right features and tools. Featuring the famous sensor technology of the Xperience platform to quickly access your movements and alter your sound experience accordingly. Here I discuss the main highlights of this new addition and how this range can benefit you and your hearing.

It is an industry's first for Bernafon. Introducing their new premium hearing aid range - The Alpha hearing aid. Comprising of hybrid processing technology, it sets the standard for balance between delivering natural optimised sound, increased speech understanding and better listening effort.

On paper, Oticon has reinvented the way the traditional hearing aids of the past have worked with this new hearing aid. With Oticon More hearing aids you can now gain from the all-important sounds around you, to give you the most natural listening experience available. Let's take a closer look at this new hearing aid launch and what makes the More hearing aid so special.

Todays' world is always connecting and always communicating digitally. When we are in our homes we are tuned in to digital TV, media and sound systems. We even drive with GPS systems, so why shouldn't our hearing aids offer digital solutions?

Historically, there have been viruses in the past, and even bacterial infections, that have brought on sudden hearing loss - whether that be short or long term. However, older viruses that instigated epidemics like MERS and SARS, did not show to cause hearing loss or hearing healthcare issues. With that in mind, what do we know about this coronavirus that has hit us globally, in regards to hearing loss? Here I discuss what we have found out within our network of audiologists, patients and the audiology industry.

When the colder months arrive it can cause stress on your ears and hearing due to the drop in temperature. One of the most common ear problems in winter is 'popping ears', which is due to pressure or pocket of air between the outer and middle ear - as your ear cavity tries to equalise the pressure on the other side of your eardrum. Let's find out more...