MedTech Business Review: Specials Magazine

Hearing loss takes time to adjust to, and for those who need support, Jabra Enhance ensures that the process is made easier. Offering clinic-quality OTC hearing aids designed for those with mild to moderate hearing loss, Jabra Enhance goes beyond basic support by pairing its devices with licensed professional care. This personalized attention from audiologists and hearing aid dispensers nationwide sets Jabra Enhance apart in the market. “We’re committed to helping our customers hear their best. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll help them find the care they need,” says Dr. Katie Keese, Au.D., director of audiology. Jabra Enhance offers three models at varying price points to accommodate different budgets. All models feature high-quality hardware and are fully programmable, similar to prescription devices. Manufactured by its parent company, GN ReSound, they deliver exceptional performance in everyday environments like restaurants, outdoor settings, and conference calls, ensuring optimal sound quality tailored to each customer’s hearing needs. Customer-Centric Care for Every Step of the Journey Jabra Enhance is a trailblazer in the hearing aid industry, innovating audiology through telehealth. This allows customers to receive care remotely, making it ideal for those with busy schedules, mobility challenges, or those far from clinics. Whether truck drivers, flight attendants, or homebound individuals, Jabra Enhance ensures quality care is always accessible.

The loss of a lower limb represents a profound physical, emotional, and psychological challenge. For individuals who experience this life-changing event, prosthetics represent a second chance to live with dignity and independence. Yet, traditional prosthetic devices have often left users struggling with discomfort, prolonged fitting times, skin breakdown, and frequent adjustments. What role does iFIT Prosthetics, LLC play in redefining comfort and usability for lower limb prosthesis users? Enter iFIT Prosthetics, LLC a company that is redefining what it means to wear a prosthesis—creating solutions that are technically advanced and deeply empathetic to the human experience. The mastermind behind this innovation is Timothy Dillingham, MD, MS, a former army officer turned entrepreneur with a unique blend of medical and engineering expertise. Dillingham’s story is deeply personal. Years before founding iFIT, he served in the U.S. Army during the Persian Gulf War and as a National Institutes of Health (NIH) investigator, studying the needs of patients with limb loss. And while directing the prosthetic and orthotic clinic at Johns Hopkins University, he was amazed at the time and effort invested in trying to make a hard socket fit a changing limb. Drawing on his engineering background and industrial manufacturing expertise, he envisioned a prosthetic that could better accommodate individuals’ needs, thereby increasing its use and boosting satisfaction. The result was iFIT Prosthetics, a company built on the principles of adaptability, accessibility, and patient comfort. From its inception, the company set out to challenge the status quo in the prosthetics industry, focusing on creating prosthetic sockets that the user can adjust by them at any time to maximize comfort and function..