The “calibrate for open fit” is used when fitting an open fit hearing aid. It prevents sound leaking from the ear and picked up by the reference microphone during aided measurements. It is performed…
At the HeAL 2024 conference, we were excited to offer a sneak peek of the new Aided Cortical module for the Interacoustics Eclipse, which makes it possible to objectively and reliably validate hearin…
He built Interacoustics’ first hearing aid fitting system, MS20, back in 1988. Thirty years after, he played a vital role in the birth of Affinity Compact. Meet Ib Brovn Pedersen, DSP Engineer at Int…
Directionality Test using Real Ear Measurements From your patient management system, Noah or OtoAccess®, launch the Callisto™ Suite. Launch the REM440 module by clicking on the REM tab. Prepare the p…
Directionality Test using Real Ear Measurements From your patient management system, Noah or OtoAccess®, launch the Affinity or Suite. Launch the REM440 module by clicking on the REM tab. Prepare the…
Traditionally, Play Audiometry has been seen as a test to establish hearing thresholds and is typically performed with warble tones or pure tones. In this video, Michael East discusses a range of alt…
Jack Bennett, BSc (Hons), International Clinical Trainer from the Interacoustics Academy discusses the physical and environmental factors that effect the quality of measurements achieved when perform…
Verification of hearing aid amplification is essential to ensuring the correct prescription for each individual patient. However, in the pediatric population where self-reporting measures cannot be r…
Privacy Notice for Interacoustics A/S. 1. INTRODUCTION At Interacoustics A/S, we respect and protect the privacy of our users, and we are dedicated to be as transparent as possible regarding the use…
This video explores how to interpret the results of an aided cortical waveform, or a set of waveforms. The information covered in this video is also crucial to understanding how to perform the test…
