CEU Courses

This course provides information regarding some of the barriers that minorities face in the healthcare setting, including hearing healthcare. It also provides ideas for improving patient-centered care for diverse populations.

Rechargeability is one of the most requested features for hearing aids. At Starkey we put the patient first and the latest rechargeable devices give your patients the performance they demand. This session will provide an overview of the lithium ion rechargeable products available from Starkey. Rechargeable devices like nothing else, from no-one else, including the world’s first 2.4 GHz custom rechargeable hearing aids. The session will focus on the features and benefits of Starkey’s lithium-ion rechargeable technology, such as: full day charge, all-in-one chargers, 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity and a variety of styles available. Starkey’s healthable technology features will be reviewed as well.

Phonak Paradise provides new features and benefits to individuals with hearing loss through the introduction of the new Prism chip. The new features include sound quality improvements to Phonak’s proprietary fitting rule, performance enhancements for activity based beamforming, the enhancement of soft speech and dynamic noise cancellation. Additionally, the legacy of innovation continues with enhanced Bluetooth connectivity options, app enhancements and new fitting opportunities.

Learn how the new features of ReSound ONE optimize sound quality and provide an individualized and complete hearing solution. The details of All Access Directionality, Ultra Focus and M&RIE will be reviewed.

The dreaded patient referral initiative: we all know we must do it, but sometimes we do not have a plan. In this 30-minute session, attendees will learn how to drive patient referral traffic to their practice and increase sales. Join us to learn key strategies to drive this initiative, train your team effectively, and launch a successful program.

This course will explore the frequency and impact of combined cochleovestibular loss on children. Special focus will include screening and recognizing the signs and symptoms of vestibular impairment.

Are using songs and rhymes with babies and toddlers enough to lay the foundation for listening, spoken language and literacy? Learn the unique benefits of building babies’ musical brains and how to use music in your early interventions.

Connectivity has quickly become a key element for hearing aid users. And, at Starkey we continue to push the limits of what connectivity means and what it can do. The end goal is always to help your patients to “hear better, live better.” This session will provide an overview of the latest enhancements and exciting new features in the Thrive mobile app. Navigation of the app will be illustrated.

Guiding Spanish-Speaking Families in Promoting Early Literacy

Getting teams onboard with change can be challenging. This course introduces clinical leads and managers to the Ida Change Guide, an enjoyable and easy-to-use process for involving their teams in the change journey and implementing person-centered care in their clinic.