New Cochlear Implant Candidacy and Mapping
There have been recent changes in the cochlear implant field, including new indications for cochlear implantation and new methods to individualize the map settings to support better outcomes for recipients of cochlear implants.
Update on Pharmacists and Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids
In the year and a half since over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids became available on the market, sales have been less robust than some had expected.
Intentional Stress: Part 1 of 2
Resilience is the ability to function with and recover from stress. It is a mindset where we make an active decision to adapt, cope, or respond. It is also a muscle, which can be strengthened with intentional training.
Counseling Parents for Hearing Aid Management
Audiologists can use counseling strategies to help parents overcome challenges and develop effective hearing aid management habits in their daily life.
CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT | Federal Employee Program Hearing Aid Benefit Changes for 2024
The Federal Employee Program (FEP) contracts with the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) to administer benefits for federal employees across the nation.
AUDIOLOGY ADVOCATE | The Medicare Audiology Access Improvement Act: Implications for Billable Treatment Services
Audiologists are limited to providing only diagnostic services in Medicare in spite of the fact that audiologists are licensed to provide both diagnostic and treatment services pursuant to the practice acts in all fifty states.
ON TREND | Abbreviated Interview with Cindy Olsen, AuD, Audiology and Hearing Aid Center
An abbreviated interview with Cindy Olsen, AuD, Audiology and Hearing Aid Center.