Osseo-integrated Devices - Trinity Health

How can we help you?

An osseo-integrated device is a prosthetic device for the ear that allows patients with certain types of hearing loss to experience hearing. These systems are sometimes referred to as “BAHAs” or bone-anchored hearing aids.

Who should consider an auditory prosthetic device?

Patients with single-sided deafness.
Patients with conductive, mixed, or sensorineural hearing loss.
Patients who are unable to use conventional air conduction hearing aids.

What are the options for BAHAs?

Non-surgical prosthetic devices:
Removable devices that utilize a non-invasive approach, such as a headband or medical grade adhesive, to hold the processor at the ear to transmit sound.

Surgical prosthetic devices:
Prosthetics that are surgically implanted into the bone of the skull behind the ear and use an attached sound processor via a titanium abutment or magnetic coupling.

We provide evaluation, fitting, programming, and support for Cochlear BAHA, Medtronic Sophono, MedEl ADHEAR and Oticon Medical devices.