The Rehab at Home for Adults video series follows four cochlear implant recipients and their families, sharing real-life experiences and practical strategies for integrating listening goals into daily life. Here are five ways professionals can incorporate this series into clinical practice.

Cochlear implant technology has rapidly advanced, allowing more recipients to enjoy music—but for some, musical enjoyment does not come easily. This article provides clinicians and speech therapists with an overview of research on the benefits of music training, along with introducing a new rehabilitation and music training resource entitled, Meludia and Speech Understanding: Bridging Exercises.

Today we are looking at an exciting case study from MED-EL’s comprehensive surgical video library. An 11-year-old with unilateral conductive hearing loss receives a VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE with a Stapes-SH-Coupler.

MED-EL has long been a leader in cochlear implant innovation, committed to delivering hearing solutions that closely replicate natural hearing. In partnership with Starkey, a global leader in hearing aid technology, MED-EL introduces DualSync—a breakthrough in bimodal streaming that enables seamless audio delivery to both ears via Apple devices.

Research related to balance disorders is now rapidly advancing. For many professionals focused primarily on hearing care, it may seem increasingly difficult to stay up to date on vestibular topics. That’s why, as part of Vestibular Awareness Week 2025, we are proud to help get the word out to clinicians and ENT practices around the world.

Professor Mario Zernotti, our guest author, shares insights gained from nearly four decades of experience helping children with conductive hearing loss due to microtia and congenital aural atresia, which occurs most commonly in Andes Mountains of South America.