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Cochlear implants can help children with hearing loss who aren’t able to benefit from traditional hearing aids or other surgical repairs. In this video, Dr. Aaron Remenschneider, neurotologist in the...

At Boston Children’s, we offer a wide range of cochlear implants with various features and accessories designed to suit each child’s unique lifestyle. In this video, Dr. Aaron Remenschneider, neurotologist...

Cochlear implant surgery is a low-risk procedure that most children tolerate well. Often, children who have cochlear implant surgery are able to go home the same day. In this video...

Children with cochlear implants are able to participate in swimming, sports, and any other lifestyle activities they choose. And there’s no need for revision surgery: Once a child’s implant procedure...

A bone-anchored hearing system is a type of hearing aid that transmits sound through a patient’s skull and into their inner ear. These highly specialized devices are a great alternative...

Bone-anchored hearing systems (BAHS) are designed to help children with conductive or mixed hearing loss. In this video, Dr. Gi Soo Lee, associate in the Department of Otolaryngology and Communication...

There are different types of bone-anchored hearing systems (BAHS). A child’s age and individual needs will dictate the BAHS that works best for them. In this video, Dr. Gi Soo...

Bone-anchored hearing system surgery is generally an outpatient procedure — meaning children can usually go home the same day. And the process typically involves minimal pain and light aftercare, so...

A bone-anchored hearing system can transform a child’s life. When they can hear out of both ears, children are able to keep themselves safe and participate in sports and other...

In this special fall-themed cooking class, diabetes nurse educator Gretchen Waldman and clinical nutrition specialist Sharon Weston share cooking tips and strategies for managing type 1 diabetes. Follow along as...