The Connexx 9.11 fitting software is used to program all Signia hearing aids and personalize the fitting experience. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the newest Signia fitting software, highlighting the newest features and technology to simplify the fitting process.

This webinar reviews Signia's November 2023 government services contract, which introduces Integrated Xperience (IX) advanced features in new form factors - offering solutions to address the needs and wants of today’s hearing aid wearer.

This presentation will share the basics for incorporating tinnitus management into your practice. The wide array of Signia tinnitus therapy features available as well as an overview of the therapy protocols, counseling strategies and outcome measures will be explored.

Signia introduces a custom device, providing all-day wearing comfort, with contactless rechargeability and the latest Bluetooth innovations. This hearing aid will meet the needs of your experienced wearers and first-time wearers!

Expanding the rechargeable AX platform, Signia introduces the 4th generation of a slimRIC design, the Styletto AX and the CROS Styletto AX. Styletto AX combines a stylish design with the innovative sound of AX technology. CROS Styletto AX is the industry first slimRIC CROS option that joins CROS Pure Charge&Go T AX and CROS Pure 312 AX offering increased reliability, better audio quality, and significantly lower latency between devices.

Signia AX just got even better! The AX Enhancements thru the November 2022 Connexx 9.8 update give all AX patients better sound quality automatically with Auto EchoShield, a more natural voice with OVP 2.0, and the ability talk and answer iPhone/iPad phone calls HandsFree.

Wearing hearing Aids have a positive impact on the patient’s overall health. My WellBeing is a tool in the Signia App that delivers innovative ways to empower hearing aid wearers, encouraging consistent hearing aid use and increasing awareness that hearing aids are important to overall well-being.

Adding on to the robust AX platform, Signia introduces a fully-featured zinc air battery RIC option. The Pure 312 AX encompasses the innovation and sound quality of AX with the small, sleek design of Pure while still offering the latest innovations in Bluetooth.

Streaming accessories can enhance the overall hearing aid fitting. Understand the “what”, “why” and “how” of these two optional accessories when fitting Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids.

EarWear 3.0 provides improved cosmetics, retention, and comfort for our Motion Charge&Go X Family. Learn the specifics of the new ThinTube design and associated Tips & Earmolds. Discover how EarWear 3.0 can enhance human performance for you and your patients!

InSituGram, an optional feature in the Connex fitting software, is used to establish hearing levels with the hearing aid in place. The InSituGram considers the individual acoustics of the patient’s ear canal as well as any venting effects when wearing the hearing aid. Learn how to use this feature for inperson or remote adjustments.

Frequency compression, an optional feature for your hearing aid fittings, is designed to help restore audibility of high frequency sounds. Learn why and how this feature can be used in the Connexx 9 fitting software.

It is estimated that about 10% of adults with hearing loss are in the severe to profound range. Although cochlear implant candidacy requirements have recently expanded, most of the individuals with severe and profound hearing loss still depend on traditional hearing aids for day-to-day communication. This course will examine non-implantable interventions for adults with severe-profound hearing loss.

Historically, adults with normal hearing thresholds have not been candidates for traditional hearing devices, even though a sizeable number of individuals in this group selfreport communication difficulties. This course will review the emerging research that shows the linkage between subclinical hearing loss and other conditions such as cognitive decline and depressive symptoms. Additionally, the course will review emerging intervention strategies that hearing care professionals can recommend for this group.