Cliff Olson

Cliff Olson is an Audiologist and the co-founder of HearingUp and Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix, AZ. In addition, he runs and creates content for the popular DrCliffAuD YouTube channel.

Articles

Hearing Aids May Slow Cognitive Decline in High-Risk Individuals

As a species we’re getting older in terms of average age, and the number of individuals living with cognitive impairment is on the rise. With this trend the need for safe and cost-effective interventions to prevent or slow age-related cognitive decline becomes even more pressing.

Dr. Cliff's Review of Starkey Genesis AI Hearing Aids

Designed from the inside out, the new Genesis AI family is the product of years of meticulous research and development at Starkey. These new hearing aids offers an all-new processor, sound experience, design, fitting software, and user app, making it a game-changer in the hearing industry.

Phonak Slim: Dr. Cliff's Audiologist's Review

Phonak, a global leader in hearing solutions, has recently unveiled the Slim Lumity, a sleek and modern hearing aid that promises to revolutionize the way we think about hearing technology. As an Audiologist, I'm always on the lookout for advancements that can significantly improve the lives of my patients.

AirPods Pro 2 as Hearing Aids? An Audiologist's Review

Apple's AirPods Pro 2, while not marketed as hearing aids, do come with features like Live Listen and Conversation Boost that can enhance hearing abilities, particularly in noisy environments. But can they truly replace hearing aids for those with hearing loss? Let's dive in.

Resound Omnia miniRIE - Dr. Cliff's Review

Many people prefer smaller hearing aids for their comfort and discretion, but unfortunately these smaller devices often come with a sacrifice in features. However, the Resound Omnia miniRIE is a game-changer in this regard.

Audiologist's Review of the Soundwave Sontro OTC Hearing Aid

It’s official, OTC hearing aids are finally here! One of the first options to hit the market are the Sontro hearing aids They are produced by a company called Soundwave, which is based out of Oak Brook, Illinois.