Are you wondering how you can do water sports with your cochlear implant? In this article, Russell provides useful insights into how he protects his audio processor during kayaking competitions and also offers practical tips for enjoying water-related activities while still enjoying the world of sounds.
Alexis, a sports coach from France, was 40 when he decided to get a hearing implant. In this article, he tells us all about his hearing journey, what he thinks of his MED-EL cochlear implant, and how it helps him take part in one of the biggest sporting events in France.
Olympic fever has spread fast and people all around the globe are getting motivated to play sports–even with a hearing implant. Learn how to enjoy sports, from volleyball to swimming to track and field, with your hearing implant!
We’ve just released the newest accessory for MED-EL audio processors, the MED-EL Sports Headband. Have a question? Check out our FAQ below: What is the MED-EL Sports Headband? It’s just like the name says: the sports headband is a headband designed so that you can use your MED-EL audio processor during sports and other activities.
Tanja is a runner from Austria, and she’s had bilateral cochlear implants for 10 years. Thanks to directional hearing, she feels safe doing sports and can go about her day without any problems. But that wasn’t always the case. Discover everything about Tanja’s hearing journey and how she found her perfect solution.
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