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Hearing implants, sometimes referred to as surgical hearing implants because they require a surgical procedure, are medical hearing solutions designed to help people hear in different ways depending on their hearing loss. This guide explains the main types of hearing implants, how they work, who may be a candidate, and what to expect from the evaluation and treatment process.

Find out how a lifelong commitment to helping people through medical technology led Dr. Ingeborg Hochmair to develop an implant that has enabled hundreds of thousands of people hear.

From the color to the logo to the mascot, let’s take a look at the meaning of the symbols and design of the brand behind your trusted hearing loss solutions.

Residual hearing refers to the ability to hear some sounds even with hearing loss. Even people with significant hearing loss may have some remaining hearing ability, often in specific frequency ranges. This remaining hearing can be very important for cochlear implant users, as it can aid their ability to understand speech and enjoy sounds.

Be Flexible. Be Free. SONNET 3 is smaller and lighter, has a flexible earhook and a convenient touch key, is equipped with built-in direct streaming, and is even waterproof, offering you more hearing freedom and flexibility.

For the past decade, Beats of Cochlea has continued to provide hearing implant users from around the globe with a platform to showcase their impressive musical, instrumental, and vocal talents to a wide audience. This remarkable festival serves as an annual celebration of music and science for children, youths, and adults with hearing loss. In honor of the 10th anniversary, we celebrated the magic of music and the transformative power of hearing implants at Beats of Cochlea.