Phonak Sphere & Iphone Basics with Dr. Shopovick
Hey everyone, it’s Dr Shopovick and today we’re going to be focusing on Bluetooth pairing and the new “Find my Hearing Aids” feature with the new Phonak Infinino Sphere hearing aids which are right here. Now the “Find my Hearing Aids” feature, I’m really excited about it. I’ve been waiting for Phonak to come out with this but it is only available for that Sphere model. So first what you’ll do is we’re going to download the My Phonak app. I have an iPhone so I’m going to go to my App Store but if you have an Android you’ll go to the Google Play Store. And then I’m going to type in My Phonak app. It’s that top one. And then I’m just going to download it. And once that downloads we’re going to hit open. And then you’ll kind of just follow the prompts from here.
Managed Care vs Direct Benefit Insurance Benefits for Hearing Aids with Dr. Shopovick
Dr. Shopovick explains the shift from direct insurance benefits for hearing aids to managed care insurance programs. In the past, direct benefits allowed patients to use both in-network and out-of-network providers with varying coverage percentages (e.g., 70% for in-network, 50% for out-of-network). This system gave clinics flexibility to provide the best hearing aids based on patient needs.
Starkey Genesis & Iphone Bluetooth Pairing
Hey everyone, it’s Doctor Shopovick, and today we’re going to be reviewing how to pair your Starkey Genesis hearing aids to your iPhone. You’ll be able to use this for streaming phone calls and music, as well as pairing it to the My Starkey app. I already have the My Starkey app downloaded, but if…
Oticon Intent Find My Hearing Aids Feature
Hi everyone, it’s Doctor Shopovick, and today I’m going to show you guys how to track your Oticon hearing aids in case you lose one or both of them. To do that, you are going to open up your Oticon Companion app and then go to the Hearing Aids tab. Then you’re going to click…
Hearing Aid Accessories: The Basics with Dr. Egan
Hi, I’m Doctor Egan from Now Hear This, and today I’m going to talk to you about some different accessory devices that you can use with your different kinds of hearing aids. So, a lot of folks ask about accessory devices in our clinic. Usually, it’s people who’ve gotten hearing aids elsewhere and have maybe…
NEW Signia AX Hearing Aids!
Hi, I’m Dr. Egan from Now Hear This®, and today I’m going to tell you about some exciting new hearing aid updates from a company called Signia. Several years ago, they came out with the AX platform and it was really exciting at the time. They came out with Silk hearing aids, which were tiny,…
Hearing Aids, Moisture, and Redux Drying!
Hi, I’m Dr. Egan from Now Hear This, and today I’m going to talk to you about our newest equipment, our hearing aid ReDux dryer system. One of the biggest enemies of hearing aids is moisture. All hearing aids experience moisture in the ear canal, but especially in North Carolina, we face even more. Even…
How to Find a Lost Hearing Aid Through Your Smartphone App
Hi, my name is Dr. Tessitore from Now Hear This Hearing Aids and Audiology in Raleigh, North Carolina. I’m going to talk to you about a feature on your hearing aid app that you may have downloaded on your phone. That feature is called “Find My Hearing Aid.” Today, I’m going to explain a little…
Dr. Tessitore Reveals New Oticon Real Hearing Aid
Hi! My name is Dr. Bethaney Tessitore, and I work at Now Hear This Clinic in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Here at Now Hear This, we work with all the major hearing aid companies in the industry. Recently, one of these companies launched a new product, and I attended a training session to learn what’s new about it. The company was Oticon, a brand that has been in business for over 120 years and is known for producing high-quality hearing aids.
Styles of Hearing Aids Explained With Dr. Egan
Hi, I’m Dr. Egan at Now Hear This®, and today I’d like to talk to you about the different kinds of hearing aids and why people end up with different hearing aid styles.
The styles of hearing aids come in many different options. There are ones that go behind the ear like this, ones that go in the ear in different sizes and colors, and really big ones that go behind the ear.
The two main factors that determine which style you end up with are the degree and configuration of your hearing loss—how much hearing loss you have and in what pitches—and your lifestyle needs.
