New Evidence: Hearing Aid Technology Is Closing a Gap to Normal Hearing

Outstanding new evidence from two independent studies shows how today’s hearing aid technology empowers people to actively participate in the same noisy environments as people with normal hearing*, such as restaurants and similar environments that were previously too demanding.

This is thanks to the OpenSound Navigator technology, which helps people with hearing loss to interact with multiple speakers, while significantly reducing their listening effort.**

Click HERE to read the Whitepaper

* Juul Jensen 2018, Oticon Whitepaper
** Le Goff and Beck 2017, Oticon Whitepaper

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