The NeuroHearing™ Treatment Process is a comprehensive approach to managing hearing loss that combines advanced hearing technology with personalized care. This process not only focuses on enhancing hearing capabilities but also emphasizes the importance of brain retraining to improve speech processing and overall auditory health.

The process begins with an in-depth assessment that includes:

• Detailed Hearing Evaluation: This goes beyond identifying hearing loss; it examines your ability to discern various frequencies and understand speech in noisy environments. Such a thorough analysis helps in crafting a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

• Speech-in-Noise Assessment: Recognizing that real-world environments are rarely silent, this test evaluates how well your brain processes speech amidst background noise. The insights gained are crucial for selecting and fine-tuning hearing aids for optimal performance in everyday situations.

• Physical Examination: A comprehensive otolaryngological examination is conducted to rule out any medical conditions contributing to your hearing difficulties, ensuring all potential factors are considered before proceeding with treatment.

NeuroTechnology™ devices are designed to restore speech clarity across all listening environments, including those with significant background noise. They utilize complex stimulation patterns to compensate for diminished auditory input to the brain, facilitating a more natural hearing experience. In contrast, traditional hearing aids primarily focus on amplifying sound without addressing the cognitive aspects of hearing loss.

Adapting to new hearing devices involves retraining your brain to process sounds effectively:

• Adaptive Programming: To prevent overwhelming your auditory system, devices are initially set to deliver approximately 70% of your full prescription. Over 6 to 10 weeks, amplification levels are gradually increased, allowing your brain to acclimate to the enhanced auditory input without discomfort.

• Neuroplasticity Engagement: This gradual approach leverages the brain's inherent ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections, thereby improving your capacity to interpret sounds accurately.

Ensuring optimal performance of your hearing devices is crucial:

• Real-Ear Measurements: Objective assessments, such as 'in situ' or real-ear measurements, are conducted to verify that the hearing aids deliver the correct levels of amplification specific to your ear anatomy. This precision fitting enhances the effectiveness of the devices and contributes to a more natural hearing experience.