Cochlear Americas
Company-level hearing-loss landscape profile across checked programs, evidence quality, modalities, indications, and open data checks.
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Strong-Evidence Records
8 recordsA smart cochlear implant system with internal memory and upgradable firmware that stores recipient-specific information and interfaces with external sound processors.
Marketed Nucleus cochlear implant platform with CI600 Series receiver-stimulator and electrode configurations, including CI632 Slim Modiolar and CI622 Slim Straight options, designed for 1.5T and 3.0T MRI access with magnet in place.
An active implantable bone-conduction system using piezoelectric stimulation to bypass dysfunctional outer and middle ear structures and send sound directly to the cochlea.
A neuroprosthetic implant that restores a level of auditory sensation by electrically stimulating the cochlear nucleus in the brainstem.
A percutaneous/osseointegrated Baha bone-conduction hearing system that transmits sound vibrations through a titanium implant and abutment to the cochlea for conductive, mixed, and selected unilateral loss indications.
Current-generation premium-power Baha bone-conduction sound processor with a fitting range up to 55 dB HL, Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast support, paired app control, and compatibility across Baha implant and non-surgical wearing options.
Rechargeable off-the-ear Nucleus cochlear implant sound processor with automatic listening-setting adjustment, retention and water-safe accessory options, app support, and Nexa compatibility variants.
Self-guided mobile app with listening exercises, practical communication tips, skill-building activities, and implant-use guidance for adult Cochlear implant recipients.
Checked Records With Caveats
12 checked · 0 open checksNon-surgical Baha wearing options that hold a Baha sound processor against the head using SoundArc or Softband accessories so patients can trial or use bone-conduction hearing before implantation.
Passive transcutaneous magnetic Baha configuration using an osseointegrated BI300 implant and BIM400 implant magnet under intact skin, with an external Baha sound processor held by a sound-processor magnet.
Virtual assessment and remote monitoring tool for compatible Cochlear Nucleus or Kanso sound processors, enabling clinicians to review app-based hearing tasks, implant photos, aided audiogram, speech-in-noise performance, questionnaires, and device health data.
Cochlear implant programming workflow using population mean mapping to reduce activation/programming burden while maintaining speech perception outcomes.