My Audibel This is the place to get instant, individualized access to information about your hearing aids – and tips to help ensure long-lasting listening performance and comfort. Private, convenient and personalized just for you, My Audibel is your single stop for rehabilitation exercises, operation manuals, use & care videos and more! You get: FREE…
Cell Phone, TV & Music Streaming Combined with our innovative SurfLink® accessories, Audibel wireless hearing aids can also make it easier to enjoy TV, music, cell phone conversations and more — no wires attached! SurfLink Mobile Enjoy hands-free phone conversations with this one-of-a-kind device. That’s because SurfLink Mobile turns Audibel’s wireless hearing aids into both…
Description Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a hearing loss? Do you have a family member with hearing loss? The Hearing Loss Simulator allows you to choose a specific hearing loss configuration and then listen to sounds as though you have that particular hearing loss. The Hearing Loss Simulator contains pre-recorded common…
Update Hear Coach is a suite of listening games developed by Starkey Laboratories; it features games that challenge both your cognitive and auditory sharpness. Hear Coach is now connecting to personalized hearing websites, like MyAudibel.com. Users can work with their hearing professional to create a personalized website and track their Hear Coach progress on the…
The new Range hearing aids offer many innovative features focused on wireless capabilities to enhance the experience of wearing hearing aids. Firstly, the hearing aids provide a superior listening experience through many intuitive features that makes using a hearing aid hassle-free. The Range hearing aids are especially designed to enhance hearing in noisy environments by…
Hear Coach, a new mobile app for auditory training, is now available in the iTunes store. Patients with hearing loss often have communication breakdowns in noisy situations, and auditory training activities are designed to help them sharpen their hearing and listening skills. However, if a program doesn’t engage patients and encourage them to spend enough…
Five years ago, nobody wanted them. The thought of wearing anything behind the ear was just upsetting. Now, everybody wants them! [image icon=”zoom” lightbox=”true” size=”small” align=”center” title=”Device on Hand”]https://michelshearing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/ric_on_hand.jpg[/image] They are called Receiver-In-The-Canal hearing devices. They are sleek looking, stylish, discreet devices that leave the ear as open as possible. Some people refer to them…
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