Why Audiologist Susan Druker Chooses the Osia System

Susan Druker, audiologist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada, provides valuable insights regarding the Cochlear Osia System. Susan emphasizes why she recommends the Osia System for her patients and highlights its role in speech and language development. Additionally, Susan shares the benefits that both pediatric patients and their parents have reported, expressing their appreciation and excitement for the Osia System.
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[@jellybeanparis584]

I have an Osia, had to be pulled out of the MRI Machine as it was pulling on my Magnet. I had a Brain Tumor removed, then got the Osia, but have another Brain Tumor but no way for the Neurosurgeon to see if my Brain Tumor has groin, & if the previous Brain Tumor that was removed in 2020 has grown back. So now I will need to have the Osia removed so I can have my Brain MRI completed

[@CochlearAmericas]

Hello JellyBeanParis,
Thank you for reaching out to us today. We are happy to assist you, but we will need to have you connect with one of our helpful Customer Support Representatives. Please contact us via phone at 1-800-483-3123 or by using the Live Chat option listed below Monday - Friday from 9am to 4pm MT located here: bit.ly/4bMwKW9

[@marinakiell1069]

What’s the difference between Osia and Kanso?

[@CochlearAmericas]

Hi Marina! Great question, they are designed for two different types of hearing loss. The Osia System is primarily designed for individuals with conductive hearing loss, while the Kanso is for individuals with sensorineural hearing loss. We hope that helps!