Ringing, Buzzing, or Humming – What is Tinnitus and What Can Be Done About It? There are two types of tinnitus. Subjective and objective tinnitus. The most common form of tinnitus is subjective tinnitus which accounts for most tinnitus cases. It is the perception of...
Hearing Aids: What They Do and How They Work? Hearing aids are devices that help people with a hearing loss hear more clearly to bridge the communication barrier they are experiencing. Poor hearing results in multiple negative consequences such as: Reduced earning...
My Aged Care – My Aged Care blog for GPs What is My Aged Care? My Aged Care is the entry point for older Australians to access Government-funded aged care services. This program is suitable for patients who are beginning to need assistance around the home or...
Beltone Imagine Hearing Technology Why, When and how it Began The Beltone legacy began in the 1930’s when Sam and Faye Posen recognised the need for personalised and miniaturised hearing aid technology. As a way to help a friend with hearing loss, Sam knew that...
Have we found relief for patients with Tinnitus? Traditionally classified by whether it could be heard by the clinician, tinnitus is a constant or intermittent sound hear in the ears and/or head that does not have an outside source. The sound is often described as...
White Paper: Dementia, Hearing Loss & Hearing Care The Hearing Care Industry Association has commissioned a white paper “Dementia, Hearing Loss and Hearing Care” discussing the relationship between hearing loss and cognitive decline. Access the White paper...
