Industry directory

Hearing Aid Manufacturers

Connected hearing and public audio

ReSound

ReSound has helped move hearing aids from isolated medical devices toward connected listening tools. Its work on open-fit designs, Made for iPhone hearing aids, Bluetooth LE Audio, and Auracast has expanded how wearers connect to phones and public audio.

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Public-service hearing care

danalogic

danalogic's long-standing NHS focus has helped make modern hearing technology and practical patient guidance available at scale in the United Kingdom. Backed by GN, it connects public hearing care with wireless accessories, apps, and tinnitus support.

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Brain-centered hearing research

Oticon

Oticon deserves recognition for keeping brain-centered hearing research at the heart of product design. Its BrainHearing approach and Eriksholm research encourage the industry to consider the full sound scene, listening effort, and cognitive support—not amplification alone.

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Accessible OTC hearing care

Jabra Hearing

Jabra Hearing has widened access by combining GN hearing expertise with consumer-friendly audio design and remote audiology. Its self-fitting OTC model helps make professional support and modern hearing technology easier to reach for adults with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss.

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AI, sensors, and personalized care

Starkey

Starkey has pushed hearing aids beyond amplification through integrated sensors, artificial intelligence, and wellness features. Its custom-device expertise and Healthable hearing work helped show how hearing technology can support daily communication and broader wellbeing.

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Natural sound and low-delay processing

Widex

Widex has spent decades pursuing natural sound quality and very low processing delay. Its PureSound and ZeroDelay work highlights the importance of preserving timing cues and listening comfort while improving speech clarity.

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Implantable hearing solutions

Cochlear

Cochlear is recognized here as an implantable hearing-solutions company, not a conventional hearing-aid brand. Its cochlear and bone-conduction systems, lifetime support model, and global recipient community have expanded options for people whose needs go beyond acoustic hearing aids.

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Long-term local hearing care

Beltone

For more than 80 years, Beltone has paired device innovation with local, ongoing care. Its contributions include early miniaturization, in-the-ear and digital designs, plus a broad care network that helps people receive fitting, follow-up, and support close to home.

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Speech clarity and listening comfort

Bernafon

Bernafon contributes Swiss engineering and a consistent focus on balancing speech clarity with listening comfort. Its Hybrid Technology and accessible product portfolio give hearing-care professionals more ways to match technology to individual needs and lifestyles.

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Connected hearing and everyday health

Philips Hearing Solutions

Philips Hearing Solutions brings Demant's hearing technology together with a widely recognized health-technology brand. Its connected HearLink systems, AI-powered SoundMap features, and support for LE Audio and Auracast help normalize hearing care as part of everyday connected health.

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