About Audiology Today
Audiology Today (AT) is the American Academy of Audiology’s award-winning magazine of, by, and for audiologists. Each issue of this full-color, bimonthly magazine provides comprehensive reporting on topics relevant to audiology, including clinical activities and hearing research, current events, news items, professional issues, individual-institutional-organizational announcements, and other areas within the scope of practice of audiology.
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- Balance Conditions
- Hearing Loss
Hearing Loss and Fall Risks
Given the potential connection between hearing loss and falls, clinicians, caregivers, and public health professionals will need to consider multidisciplinary assessments and intervention strategies to mitigate fall risk in older adults with hearing loss.
- Precepting
The Preceptor’s Role in Improving Student Clinical Experiences
There are several key elements that form the foundation of a preceptor–student relationship, and there are numerous ways for preceptors to help their students learn, improve, reflect, and manage discrimination and microaggressions.
- Pediatric Assessment
Interview with a Parent Navigator
Sherri Nighbert, a vibrant parent navigator with Georgia Mobile Audiology, is known for her vast knowledge on hearing loss resources in Georgia and has significantly improved early hearing detection outcomes for at-risk families in Atlanta.
- Hearing Conditions
A Hearing Report from Poland
In the last several months, the Heart of Hearing Humanitarian Research and Service teams traveled to Poland to provide free hearing services in Krakow, a historic city located in southern Poland.
ON TREND | How Can You Leverage Technology to Help Save the Team Time and Be More Effective and Efficient?ON TREND |
Technology in healthcare should enhance the patient experience and streamline processes, not replace human connections, and can be harnessed through tools like practice management software to save time and foster deeper patient relationships.
CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT| Updates on Medicare Limited Direct Access and Use of the AB Modifier on Audiologists’ Claims
The objective of this article is to review coding guidance for services covered under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) policy of limited direct access to an audiologist for the provision of certain audiology services.
AUDIOLOGY ADVOCATE | Elevate Your Audiology Advocacy Game
To ensure the continued success and viability of audiology, it is critical that providers are aware of current and future legislative and regulatory issues that may impact day-to-day practice or reimbursement.