SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY — Oticon Government Services recently participated in the Joint Defense Veterans Audiology Conference (JDVAC), which is an annual meeting between the Association of VA Audiologists and the Military Audiology Association. The conference provides a platform for networking and collaboration between audiologists who treat active duty service men and women and those who work with veterans.
This is the 15th consecutive year that Oticon has supported the conference.
At the conference, Oticon showcased their latest technology available through Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, and other federal agencies. Oticon team members provided training and hands-on experience with Oticon More™ and introduced the Oticon Companion app, which allows veterans to easily control and personalize their hearing aids.
During the conference’s educational sessions, Thomas Behrens, Chief of Audiology, Oticon A/S, and Senior Researcher Sébastien Santurette shared the newest research on advances in amplification of sudden sounds and improved listening support in wind situations. The Oticon Government Services team also conducted a pre-conference training seminar for VA audiologists, which focused on Oticon More and the features of the Polaris™ platform.
For additional information about Oticon More and Oticon’s entire portfolio of products and accessories available through the Veterans Affairs Administration, visit oticon.com/solutions/for-veterans. To join an upcoming training, visit oticon.com/professionals/government/training-programs.
Source: Oticon Inc
