If you’ve got one implant, have you ever considered getting bilateral cochlear implants? Getting a second cochlear implant is like moving from a 2D world into a 3D world. The experiences you have with a second implant can be a bit different than when you got your first one. Here we’ll take a brief look
Learn about three free cochlear implant rehabilitation activities to help your child improve their speaking skills. Tailor these activities to their hearing age and individual needs, and explore essential strategies like expanding, extending, and highlighting. Ensure that your child has the right support every step of the way.
Explore the evolution of hearing aids from their humble beginnings to advanced cochlear implants. Discover how early devices like ear trumpets and carbon hearing aids paved the way for modern innovations and how cochlear implants are transforming lives today.
Mary Beth’s not just a Teacher of the Deaf, she’s also a MED-EL cochlear implant recipient! She wrote about how her first cochlear implant changed her life, and now she’s here to share what it means for her to get a second cochlear implant.
Here’s the final post in our four-part miniseries about choosing the right Assistive Listening Device (ALD). Our first posts covered listening to music, watching TV, and hearing at school or work. Now we’ll take our final step and show you what to do when you’re out and about in public. Now we’ve reached the last
There are lots of changes in the first months after someone receives a cochlear implant. There will be new sounds, new ways to communicate, and new rehabilitation activities just to name a few. But then—maybe slowly or maybe overnight—you’ll think about your cochlear implant and say “okay, now what?” Take this quote from MED-EL recipient
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