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Daily Archives: June 13, 2024

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Tips for Swimming with a Cochlear Implant

ResourcesBy Penny NewtonJune 13, 2024

Some of us are happy to be ‘ears off’ and just enjoy a quick dip without our cochlear implants but if you like or need to hear what’s going on around you while you take a swim, all of our manufacturers have different waterproofing options available depending on what type of processor you have. Here…

Where to sit in a crowded room for maximum understanding

ResourcesBy Penny NewtonJune 13, 2024

Did you know that where you decide to sit in a crowded or noisy room with a cochlear implant can impact on how much you can hear and understand? As part of learning to be assertive about your hearing loss, it is worth practising how to identify a good spot for you to sit so…

Is it safe to have a MRI, CT Scan or X-Ray with a Cochlear Implant?

ResourcesBy Penny NewtonJune 13, 2024

We are often asked if it’s safe to have different types of medical imaging done with a cochlear implant, and the answer is yes – but there are some things you need to know first. X-Ray and CT Scans Having an X-ray or a CT scan is safe and easy to do. We do recommend…

FAQ: Where can I get a Deaf Smoke Alarm?

ResourcesBy Penny NewtonJune 13, 2024

Did you know that there are special smoke alarms for people who are deaf or hard of hearing? A deaf smoke alarm looks just like a standard smoke alarm and makes a very similar noise so the hearing people in your house – and you when you’re wearing your ears during the day – can…

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