A Full Range Of Services
RM system offers best access to sound
The Remote Microphone (RM) systems used in classrooms are made up of two parts: a receiver attached to a child’s hearing device, and a transmitter/microphone worn by the teacher. The teacher’s voice is picked up by the microphone and wirelessly sent to the child’s receivers.
To learn more about Remote Microphone systems and how your child could benefit from one, check out this article from Hearing First.
Newborn Hearing Screening
Receiving the news that a newborn’s hearing screening indicates potential hearing loss is difficult, and entering a world of medical terminology can be frightening. Our audiologists will help families navigate this stressful experience, defining and explaining terms such as otoscopic examination of the ear, tympanometry, Speech in Noise Testing, and Auditory Brainstem Response Testing.
If a child is fitted with a hearing aid or cochlear implant, our Audiology Center walks families through the process of hearing instrument/aid evaluations, fitting and dispensing; cochlear implant mapping and programing and Remote Microphone and Hearing Assistance Technology(HAT) System Evaluations.
From A Parent’s Point Of View
“When we first learned about Eloise’s diagnosis, we were lost. We never knew a deaf person and didn’t know what the future would look like for her or us. But we did our research on schools in the area for deaf kiddos, and we talked to our team of specialists and supporters and everyone had great things to say about Child’s Voice. With so many unknowns on our journey, the one thing we did know was that Child’s Voice was the place for us.”
