In this section, we have leaflets for the Audiology department. Please only read the materials on the advice of your clinician.
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Danalogic Hearing Aids
The Danalogic Patient Portal has a great deal of information about all aspects of the Danalogic Hearing Aids and other resources
The section specifically for the Ambio Smart Aids can be found on the Danalogic website here.
Leaflets
Your Hearing Assessment
Today you have attended the Audiology department for your Hearing Assessment appointment. This appointment will have typically involved us asking some questions about your hearing and then completing a hearing test. We will have explained the results of your hearing test and discussed your options. Based on this you will have chosen the solutions that meet your needs.
This booklet will support the information discussed with the Audiologist. It contains your Personal Management Plan (see the end of this booklet) that has been agreed between you and your Audiologist.
Your Hearing Aid with Ear Mould Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been prescribed and set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. The settings and controls differ from person to person. Please see your Personal Management Plan at the end of this leaflet for your individual details.
The earmould is a vital part of the hearing aid system. It not only holds your hearing aid in place, but it channels sound from the aid into your ear via a tube.
Your Hearing Aid with Thin Tube Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been prescribed and set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. The settings and controls differ from person to person. Please see your Personal Management Plan at the end of this leaflet for your individual details.
The tube and dome are vital parts of the hearing aid system. They not only hold your hearing aid in place, but they channels sound from the aid into your ear.
Your 'Oticon Optim' Hearing Aid with Earmould Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. The settings and controls differ from person to person. Please see your Personal Management Plan at the end of this leaflet for your individual details.
The earmould is a vital part of the hearing aid system. It not only holds your hearing aid in place, but it channels sound from the aid into your ear.
Your 'Oticon Optim' Hearing Aid with Slim Tube Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. The settings and controls differ from person to person. Please see your Personal Management Plan at the end of this leaflet for your individual details.
The tube and dome are vital parts of the hearing aid system. They not only hold your hearing aid in place, but they channel sound from the aid into your ear.
Your Oticon Wireless CROS Hearing Aid Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been prescribed and set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. You are suitable for a wireless CROS aid as you have one ear that hears poorly or not at all.
Your better hearing ear will be fitted with a standard hearing aid whilst your other ear will be fitted with the CROS microphone.
Your 'Oticon Xceed' Hearing Aid with Earmould Fitting
Your hearing aid(s) have been set up for you based on your hearing test results, needs and preferences. The settings and controls differ from person to person. Please see your Personal Management Plan at the end of this leaflet for your individual details.
The earmould is a vital part of the hearing aid system. It not only holds your hearing aid in place, but it channels sound from the aid into your ear.
Auditory Rehabilitation
Auditory rehabilitation is a holistic approach to helping you get the best possible benefit from your hearing aids and improving communication in everyday life.
Hearing Difficulties when a Hearing Test is Normal
You have probably come to see us because you have been experiencing difficulty hearing but have been told that your hearing levels are ‘normal’.
The aim of this leaflet is to give you further information about why this may happen, what could be causing this, and what can be done to help.
Understanding and Managing Tinnitus
Tinnitus is the sensation of hearing sounds when no external source is present. Commonly described sounds include ringing, buzzing, humming, or whooshing, which may occur in one or both ears or within the head. Tinnitus can be continuous or it can come and go, with varying degrees of loudness. Many people notice it more in quiet settings, such as at night.
