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An audiogram is a graphic that shows what sounds an individual can or cannot hear.

I'm Matt Jones, and this is the story of how I went from a hearing loss due to Ménière's disease to hearing with bilateral MED-EL cochlear implants.

Earlier we showed you a bit about how the FMT puts the “sound” in the VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE middle ear implant, and now it’s time to do the same for cochlear implant. For a CI, it’s the [...]

Here at The MED-EL Blog we’ve talked a lot about cochlear implants, but there’s far more to hearing implants than just CIs. Another type of hearing implant is a middle ear implant–but [...]

Have questions about the MED-EL RONDO? We have answers in the Frequently Asked Questions about the MED-EL RONDO single-unit audio processor.

This is the cochlear implant story of Adam Fitzgerald, a recipient of bilateral MED-EL cochlear implants, and how he developed hearing loss.

Induction loops transmits sounds directly to cochlear implant audio processors with magnetic fields, so that you can hear sounds wirelessly.