May/June 2026 Issue
The May/June 2026, Volume 38, Number 3, Audiology Today issue has been released. Enjoy the most recent issue!
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How CPT® Code 92628 Helps Amplify Your Value
When assessing adults who report hearing difficulties, audiologists practicing at the top of their license perform a thorough review of records and a structured interview to gather a comprehensive medical, family, and social history and to clearly define the nature of the patient’s concerns. They perform specific audiological tests and synthesize all this information into a formalized assessment and treatment plan.
Audiologists and Vaccines
Audiologists have long recognized that certain viral diseases are known to cause hearing loss, including measles, rubella, chickenpox, and mumps. Public health efforts, especially widespread vaccination, have played a pivotal role in reducing the incidence and impact of these diseases, thus preventing countless cases of hearing loss, disability, mortality, and the long-term socioeconomic burden among children and their families.
Ethical Dilemmas and Decision-Making in Audiology Education
Ethical decision-making lies at the heart of clinical practice and education in audiology. Ethics, broadly defined as the philosophical study of moral values and conduct, provides the framework through which audiologists balance patient autonomy, justice, beneficence, and nonmaleficence (Beauchamp & Childress, 2019).
Increasing Reimbursement for Hearing Aids: The Case for Itemization of Professional Services
It is generally accepted that audiologists’ involvement in the process of hearing aid fitting and ongoing support significantly enhances patient satisfaction. The expertise, along with evidence-based and personalized care provided by audiologists, plays a critical role in ensuring that patients receive the best possible hearing outcomes.