Sensory Disability
Surgically implanted device that bypasses damaged inner ear structures and directly stimulates the auditory nerve to provide sound perception for severe to profound sensorineural hearing loss.
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Sensory Disability
Hearing device that transmits sound through bone conduction to the inner ear, used for conductive hearing loss, single-sided deafness, or when hearing aids cannot be worn.
Sensory Disability
Hearing aid with the receiver inside the ear canal and main body behind the ear, offering a discreet fit and natural sound quality.
Sensory Disability
Behind-the-ear device connected to an earmold or dome in the ear canal, suitable for mild to profound hearing loss and known for durability.
Sensory Disability
Custom hearing aid fitting the outer ear and concha area, used for mild to severe hearing loss and easier to insert than smaller styles.
