How do the signature features of Widex EVOKE support patients with tinnitus?
Answer
EVOKE's sound processing strategy and amplification features continue to support tinnitus relief for our patients using our ZEN solution, combined with these features:
108 dB True Input Technology (input from 5-113 dB SPL), providing patients with an acoustically rich representation of sound.
Soft level noise reduction that ensures natural sound quality and helps to minimize distortion for patients whether they're in a soft acoustic environment or they're in a very loud, noisy restaurant. Additionally, this allows for control of the amount of access to soft or distant sounds.
Sensogram for in situ threshold testing, allowing for greater precision and accuracy. Our ZEN tones are based on results of the Sensogram input to ensure audibility of all of the tones from low frequency, mid, and up into the high-frequency range.
A high-frequency boost that allows us to have access to extended or extra gain between 6000-10,000Hz, which many patients with very high frequency tinnitus matching find beneficial.
Fluid sound technology, which has been enhanced in the EVOKE over our previous family of products. This ensures that the adaptive environmental program is not only automatic but also very precise in the way that it responds to our patients' listening environments.
EVOKE and TONELINK apps, both which offer patients the ability to have control on a day-to-day basis that's easy to use and appreciated by patients.
Susan de Bondt’s audiology experience spans 30 years and includes ENT and Audiology private practice ownership/management, VA Healthcare System in southwest Florida, and 12 years as a Product & Education Specialist for two global manufacturers. Her current employment with Widex began in April 2015 as a Professional Education Manager for South Florida and the Carolinas. Dr. de Bondt received her Masters of Science Degree in Audiology from the University of South Florida and completed a Doctorate in Audiology (Au.D) from the University of Florida in 2000. She is a licensed Audiologist in the state of Florida. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and a member of the Florida Academy of Audiology.
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