With our unique operating system called AutoSense OS™, Phonak Bolero B hearing aids automatically adjust to your clients’ listening environment to provide them with a seamless listening experience, wherever they go
When a super discreet hearing aid is titanium strong – life is on
Phonak Virto B-Titanium is the smallest Phonak custom hearing aid ever. Made from medical grade titanium, it is super discreet, durable and light weight.
When your hearing aids adjust to every sound automatically, life is on.
With its unique operating system called AutoSense OS™, Phonak Audéo B hearing aids automatically adjust to provide clients with a seamless listening experience, wherever they go.
When you can enjoy 24hours* of hearing with one simple charge, life is on
Phonak Audéo B-R is the first ever hearing aid to feature a specifically designed built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery that provides 24 hours* of hearing with one simple charge!
* Expected results when fully charged, and up to 80 minutes wireless streaming time.
When your hearing aids adjust to every sound automatically, life is on. With its unique operating system called AutoSense OS™, Phonak Bolero B hearing aids automatically adjust to provide clients with a seamless listening experience, wherever they go
Phonak CROS B is the wireless CROS device based on Phonak Belong technology. When CROS B is fitted with an Audéo B hearing aid, it enables clients with single-sided deafness (SSD) to hear speech clearly and follow conversations from whatever direction they come from.
Phonak Target 5.1 offers new features and solutions that further enhance the initial fit experience for you and your clients.
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Family-centered Care: Working with Partners Reporting “Incongruent” Hearing Aid Outcome
