Why a technological shift ?

Why a technological shift ?

Numerous studies have reported on patient satisfaction with conventional hearing aids:

• 22% feel that their hearing aids do not work as well as expected¹
• 15% no longer use their hearing aids, or use them for less than an hour a day¹
• Only 64% are satisfied with their hearing aids at work¹
• Only 75% are satisfied with their hearing aids during leisure¹
• Only 59% are satisfied with their devices at school¹
• Only 72% are satisfied with the value for money of their devices¹
• 2/3 don't use apps to interact with their devices¹
• 1/3 of app users are not satisfied¹
• 75% of device owners who no longer use them say they do not work¹
• 64% say they do not allow them to recover normal hearing¹
• 63% say their hearing aids are uncomfortable¹
• 54% say they do not work well in noisy situations¹

Ultimately, only half of hearing aid owners claim to enjoy a regular improvement in their quality of life¹.

At the same time, some pathologies do not have (non-invasive) hearing aid solution.

In all these cases, it seems essential to explore a new technological process in the interest of these patients.