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National Center for Hearing Assistive Technology


The National Center for Hearing Assistive Technology (NCHAT) promotes the use of technology to maximize the residual hearing of people who are hard of hearing. Featured Articles: Communication Access During a Power Outage Financial Assistance for Hearing Aids and Hearing Assistive Technology The Audiogram: Explanation and Significance
Cochlear Implants	Hearing Aids	Other Technology Issues
Free Cochlear Info Booklet (pdf)	Selecting a Hearing Aid	9-year-old Wins Award for Acoustic Research
My Cochlear Implant: The Rest of the Story	Telecoil and Telephones	Effectiveness of Ear Wax Removal Systems. More on Directional Microphones
Cochlear Implants and Insurance Reimbursement	Hearing Aid Research	Classroom Acoustics
Cochlear Implant Criteria	Order a Consumer’s Guide to Hearing Aids	Status of Captioned Movies in Theaters
Learning to Hear One Woman’s Story of Life After a Cochlear Implant	Why Don’t People Who Need Hearing Aids Wear Them?	Why is Section 508 Important?
What do SHHH Members Say About Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants? Survey Results	Ear Molds and Hearing Aids	Touchless T-coil
Fact Sheet on Cochlear Implants	FAQ on hearing aids and cell phones	Automatic Speech Recognition
	One Member’s Solution to Digital Cellular Telephone Interference to Hearing