Thanks. I'll be definitely doing that brand-switch thing. It's
incredible how little audiologists really know about their clientele,
existing or potential.
Re the state agency for blind people, forgetaboutit. New York's offices
are bereft of knowledge in this area. I already tried before I got these
ReSound ones.
On 7/29/2019 10:08 AM, Lynda Ingraham wrote:
Hi Steve,
If you are still within your trial period, I would seriously look at
the Oticon brand. Another helpful resource may be the state agency
that serves blind and visually impaired people in your state. Even
though you may not be eligible for services, you may be able to find
out whether there is a specific audiologist in your area that has
worked with individuals with both a vision and hearing loss. Having an
audiologist that understands the unique issues blind hearing aid users
experience is invalualbe when selecting the right pair of hearing aids
and the subsequent programming of the aids.
Best,
Lynda
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