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Integrating audiometric testing through telehealth appointments, where a patient visits a satellite office for testing while the provider conducts the session remotely, offers numerous advantages for providers and practice owners.

As the end of the year approaches, so does an important deadline for practice owners—purchasing deadlines to qualify for Section 179.

Tinnitus is a common condition that can be difficult for hearing care professionals to treat and manage. Determining an effective treatment plan can be challenging because of the differences in how each patient experiences tinnitus. The tinnitus test by MedRx aims to eliminate ambiguity and provide confidence to HCPs treating tinnitus in three simple steps.

A Complete Guide to Getting Started with MedRx Audiology Products

Unlike QuickSIN, the ACT test is language-independent, allowing speech-in-noise testing regardless of the patient's native language. It is comparable to an aided speech-in-noise test, using the patient’s audiogram to present noise at levels tailored to their hearing loss.

A breakdown and the benefits of different support and training that MedRx offers such as support calls, online product demonstrations, post-purchase trainings, advanced training sessions, calibrations, etc.

Following Best Practices requires specific tests and equipment. Learn about how MedRx provides advanced PC-based solutions to help your clinic follow Best Practices.

PC-based audiometry is the easiest way to modernize your practice. See how you can integrate new computerized equipment into your routine in these USB-powered essentials.

Ways to improve a patient’s satisfaction and experience using MedRx products

Overcoming patient objections can be one of the most challenging obstacles hearing care professionals encounter. MedRx is here to help you respond to some of the most common patient complaints and objections heard in your office by providing simple solutions from our Studio software.

If you’re looking to compare MedRx's various audiometer options but aren’t sure where to start, this guide is for you. Our 4 audiometer models serve hearing care professionals worldwide, each with unique needs and preferences. See how we can help meet yours by diving into the tests, equipment, and example use cases for each one.

Best Practices for hearing care professionals dictate that Hearing Instrument Test (HIT) Boxes are a key part of the hearing aid fitting and verification process. Performing HIT measurements on your patient’s hearing aids will ensure they go home with a quality instrument free of technical issues. These measurements are also essential for conducting non-traditional fittings, such as with a child or difficult to fit patient.

This post will serve as a comprehensive guide to performing Live Speech Mapping in your clinic or office. We will cover the standard LSM tests and additional tests you may choose to conduct on a per-patient basis. You’ll also see the tools and software MedRx uses to simplify the procedure, making it easier for quick and efficient patient sessions.

Modern audiology best practices recommend that all hearing care professionals perform what is known as hearing aid verification. This procedure ensures that after a clinician has tested for a patient’s level and scope of hearing loss, the hearing aid they fit the patient with is amplified at all the correct levels.

As hearing care professionals, we are the experts in our field. Making us a trusted source of reliable information for our patients. They rely on us to provide accurate clinical diagnoses and treatments, with clear and understandable reasons for why we choose them.

MedRx is proud to introduce the AWRC to our product line. AWRC stands for Audiometer and Wireless REM Combination.

On the 30th anniversary of MedRx, discover how our contributions shaped the hearing healthcare landscape and how we plan to continue to invest in our products and the professionals that use them.

Learn more about the most common ear issues and how hearing care professionals are equipped to diagnose them with reliable and innovative tools like MedRx’s video otoscope.

Like an inviting waiting room or a sound-proof booth, the equipment you choose impacts your hearing clinic’s design and more importantly—its functionality.

Middle ear tests are essential for understanding the scope of a patient's ear health. See how MedRx can help you conduct fast and accurate tympanometry tests.

From development to distribution, see how every feature of the MedRx Kiosk is optimized for growing your practice and increasing sales.

One of the greatest challenges in the hearing care industry is treating patients with tinnitus. In this complete guide to tinnitus assessment, you will see how our revolutionary testing method can change the way you and your patients approach tinnitus treatment.

High-quality digital images can help your practice improve exams and client satisfaction. Discover the benefits of our video otoscope below.

VRA is an essential tool for any clinician testing pediatric patients. Find out how the unique benefits of the MedRx VRA set us apart.