Author Archives: Claire Miller

This March, Hearing Diagnostics returned to AAA 2025 + HearTECH EXPO. As always, it was a valuable opportunity to showcase our hearing screener, reconnect with colleagues old and new, and—most importantly—discuss how we can increase access to, and drive uptake of, hearing care. A particular highlight was a presentation by Prof Ian Windmill, Dr SarahContinueContinue reading “Looking back at AAA 2025 + HearTECH EXPO”

Today is World Hearing Day – A Time to Prioritize Our Hearing Health! At Hearing Diagnostics, we see this day as a vital opportunity to raise awareness about hearing loss and the importance of ear and hearing care. With noise exposure, technology, and lifestyle habits shaping the way we hear, staying informed is more importantContinueContinue reading “World Hearing Day: Raising Awareness at Hearing Diagnostics”

As we step into a new year, the commitment to hearing care remains more crucial than ever. At Hearing Diagnostics, our mission to make hearing care accessible to everyone is not just a January resolution — it’s a continuous journey fueled by community-driven initiatives.We recognise that hearing health affects every aspect of life and areContinueContinue reading “Fresh Beginnings, Lasting Impact: The Ongoing Journey of Hearing Care”

“Revolutionize the way the world tests for hearing loss.” This is a big statement, and it’s the principle that guides our work as we collaborate with healthcare providers and retailers to bring AUDIMETROID to the communities that need it most. Ultimately, our continued innovation is driven by the belief that critical healthcare —  including diagnosisContinueContinue reading “Accessibility and Accuracy: the Philosophy Behind AUDIMETROID”

Photo by samer daboul on Pexels.com A community-based approach to hearing testing is long overdue, and the time for innovation in this space is well upon us.By 2050, the World Health Organisation estimates that 2.5 billion people around the world will have some degree of disabling hearing loss, which represents one in 10 global citizens.ContinueContinue reading “Now is the Time for Innovation in Hearing Testing”

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com The World Health Organisation predicts that nearly 2.5 billion people will experience hearing loss before 2050. Of that number, nearly 700 million people will require some kind of intervention to rehabilitate their hearing loss. To put this staggering number into clearer focus: 700 million people represents 1 in everyContinueContinue reading “Who is Impacted by Hearing Loss?”

Traditional PTA (pure-tone audiogram) hearing screening tests are administered in hospitals and medical centers by trained audiologists. PTA hearing screening tests use large equipment and require a soundproof booth or room for testing, and an audiologist is required to interpret the results of the test. But with AUDIMETROID, a hearing screening test can be deliveredContinueContinue reading “Safely Interpreting and Delivering Hearing Test Results With AUDIMETROID (without an Audiologist)”

Our attitudes toward aging are shaped by countless cultural, societal, and personal factors. In some communities, aging is recognised as a positive and natural part of life, and older people are seen as uniquely worthy of respect and engagement. In other communities with a less optimistic view of aging, older people might find themselves withContinueContinue reading “Aging and Hearing Loss: Shifting Attitudes and Driving Better Outcomes for Older Adults With More Accessible Healthcare”

Episode 3: Professional Health Hearing loss — specifically, unmanaged hearing loss — can impact a person’s overall health and wellbeing in profound and far-reaching ways. In fact, according to the Hearing Loss Association of America, “hearing loss has been shown to negatively impact nearly every dimension of the human experience.”In our new three-part series, HearingContinueContinue reading “Hearing Loss and Your Health: A Series”

The question of whether poorer Americans are at greater risk of ill health, including hearing loss, is a complex and nuanced topic. In this article, we’ll focus on the key ways that poverty contributes to negative health outcomes, specifically hearing loss, and how community-based healthcare providers can help combat this widespread issue. Poverty, hearing loss,ContinueContinue reading “Are Poorer Americans at Greater Risk of Hearing Loss?”