Join Us in Orlando to Learn about Hearing Better with Cochlear Implants

 

Saturday, March 21, 2020 12:30-4:30 PM

Hyatt Regency Orlando

 

An afternoon workshop for parents, adults and family members who have, or are exploring, cochlear implants

You will receive answers to your questions:

  • What benefits can I or my child expect from a cochlear implant?
  • Why do children and adults with some usable hearing benefit?
  • What advancements have been made in the design of cochlear implants and how has this helped users?
  • How do cochlear implants work with hearing aids?
  • Will I be able to talk on the telephone with a cochlear implant?
  • What are immediate things I can do to support an adult or child to maximize their performance?

 

You will also be able to ask doctors and audiologists any other questions you may have during the session “Ask me anything.”

 

Hearing access will be provided with captioning and induction loop assistive listening.

 

Exhibit Area will allow you to engage with the following companies:

ACI Alliance                                               Listening Matters

Advanced Bionics                                     MED-EL

CapTel Captioned Telephone                The Moog Center

CENTA                                                       Nemours Children’s Hospital

Clarke School                                            Partners for a Greater Voice

Cochlear Americas                                    SyNAPS

Complete Hearing Solutions                  Tampa Bay Hearing

UF Health

 

For more information and to register: https://www.acialliance.org/news/483465/ConsumerParent-Workshop-in-Orlando-March-21-2020.htm

 

Questions: Jessica Houk, jhouk@acialliance.org

 

Organized by:

www.acialliance.org

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