CEU Courses

This article comprehensively examines the intricacies and applications of frequency-lowering technologies in hearing aids. It delves into the various methods of different manufacturers, detailing the technical aspects and potential impacts on speech perception. It emphasizes the need for careful consideration in applying these technologies, tailored to individual needs, and highlights the balance between enhancing audibility and preserving the perceptual distinctions between frequency-lowered speech sounds. The article is a crucial resource for clinicians and researchers, offering insights into optimizing hearing aid performance through frequency-lowering techniques.

The objective of this podcast course is for clinicians to obtain a deeper understanding of Signia’s implementation of split processing and how it differs from competitors’ approaches. A primary focus of the material will be Signia’s implementation of region beamforming, motion sensors, and processed-based noise reduction in the IX platform.

This course introduces the latest updates to the Remote Plus app. Highlighted topics include the convenience provided by the layout of the Remote Plus app and the features offered for patients and hearing healthcare practitioners.

In order to understand the history of how OTC hearing aids came to be, what it means to audiologists, and how practitioners are integrating OTC into their practices (or not), this course explores the history of OTC hearing aids (legislative action, public policy outcomes), potential impacts to the practice and provision of audiology, and how audiologists can leverage their knowledge of electroacoustic test methods to evaluate any product (including OTC) in the context of an evidence-based clinical treatment approach.

Beltone Serene is the world’s first hearing aid and now full family to utilize Auracast and Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio. On top of this, Beltone Serene has the industry's narrowest beamformer, providing help were patients need it most, in noise. This session will review our advanced features and connectivity within our full Beltone Serene family of products.

The biggest issue for hearing aid users continues to be the ability to understand speech in noise and comprehend what is happening around them. In this course, we will discuss how our BrainHearing™ technologies are designed to give people with hearing loss a more personalized approach to adapt to their needs in any listening environment.

This session provides an overview of the latest advancements to Starkey’s Genesis AI family of hearing aids, including updates to signal processing and healthable features. The custom product styles have also expanded, because patients demand a personalized fit and every ear is unique and deserves the best-fitting and best-sounding hearing aid.

A brief overview of connectivity options for your Ponto patients with the goal of making your life easier!

Join this webinar to meet additions to the Lumity family for all patients to live a life without limitations.

Genesis AI hearing aids were designed and built from the ground up with maximum durability in mind. This session will provide an overview of everything that takes Starkey Genesis AI devices well beyond IP 68.