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Auditory Processing Disorders (APD) evaluation!
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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 521455" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>Quin uses an auditory trainer. Unlike a hearing aid there is no mic. on the aid and it can be worn with a soft tube that holds it by the ear canal so what comes thru the mic is louder than the background noise. Teacher or therapist wears the mic. Q wears his with custom earmolds to reduce sound around him further. It is called isense by phonak. Total cost was 2400$ but his waiver paid. In school they supplied their own. More like a typical hearing aid in that there is a mic on the receiver as well as the teacher wearing a mic. That is no cost because assistive technology is mandated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 521455, member: 12886"] Quin uses an auditory trainer. Unlike a hearing aid there is no mic. on the aid and it can be worn with a soft tube that holds it by the ear canal so what comes thru the mic is louder than the background noise. Teacher or therapist wears the mic. Q wears his with custom earmolds to reduce sound around him further. It is called isense by phonak. Total cost was 2400$ but his waiver paid. In school they supplied their own. More like a typical hearing aid in that there is a mic on the receiver as well as the teacher wearing a mic. That is no cost because assistive technology is mandated. [/QUOTE]
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