CEU Courses

Discover how Signia’s Connexx 9.9 software brings fitting tools to enhance patient experiences while remaining intuitive for the professional. This course is a deep-dive tour providing details on how to perform a first fit as well as strategies for addressing common patient concerns.

Healthy aging is a popular buzz term these days. In this podcast, Brian Taylor interviews VA Audiologist Steve Huart who provides a working definition of healthy aging as it relates to the geriatric population and how audiologists can better promote it by practicing the Geriatric 5M’s of care.

This webinar will review the May 2023 contract, which brings a diverse product line on the Signia Augmented Xperience platform and upgraded capabilities to enhance human performance - offering rechargeable and battery-operated solutions in different form factors to address the needs and wants of today’s patient. All of these advancements utilize the Signia AX split processing platform, changing the way your patients hear by creating a clear contrast in the different signals, and making it easier to follow a conversation while being immersed in the situation.

Tinnitus is a leading chronic condition from which millions of Americans suffer. Patients with annoying or debilitating tinnitus often seek the help of hearing care professionals. This podcast provides evidence-based, real world insights from the University of Colorado Medical School’s Audiology Department and how to more effectively manage patients with tinnitus through counseling and the provision of various modern technologies.

This course reviews how Signia’s unique approach to signal processing, AX’s Augmented Focus, improves the signal to noise ratio of the wearer. Three different types of studies (benchtop, lab-based and real world) which demonstrate the efficacy and effectiveness of split-band processing are reviewed.

Successfully and effectively incorporating OTC hearing aids into your office without disruption to your workflow is possible. This course will describe lessons learned from early adopters.

Signia delivers a better value with innovative solutions for a greater competitive edge, unparalleled support to help practices grow, and the commitment to service excellence to help businesses succeed. The Signia AX portfolio expansion continues by including more performance levels and CROS compatibility options. The audiological benefit of Augmented Focus will offer more with AX, now available in five levels. Two new feature updates to further optimize conversations and to reduce wind sounds to better engage in conversations outdoors will be introduced. In this session, the focus will be on how the new performance level offerings and features can extend their benefits to help more people with hearing loss.

Learning Outcomes
• Attendees will be able to list the expansion of form factors available on the AX platform.
• Attendees will be able to describe the wearer benefits of the new features available.
• Attendees will be able to list the advantages of added CROS compatibility on the AX platform.

Given their age, many hearing aid wearers are at risk for acquiring dementia. Additionally, hearing loss is believed to be a leading modifiable risk factor associated with dementia. For these reasons, it is essential for clinicians to stay abreast of the latest studies in these areas. The purpose of this podcast is to review recent studies addressing the topics of hearing loss, hearing aid use and dementia and how the findings of these recent studies can inform patient care.

Learn how to maximize Signia AX technology to personalize your patient’s prescription fitting. This course will focus on fitting adjustments in Connexx 9.8 to meet unique wearer needs and preferences.

65% of the people in the United States with mild to moderate hearing loss do not wear hearing aids. OTC hearing aids, a new class of hearing aids, will provide this group of individuals with a solution and start them on the journey to better hearing health. Learn about two unique products from Sony that fit this new class of FDA-registered, self-fitting hearing aids.