Baha BP110 & BP110 Power

Hear better. Upgrade your Baha® System

When new technologies come along, Cochlear™ Baha® users have a distinct advantage - whether you were implanted 30 years ago or just yesterday. We are constantly working to develop new technologies to ensure that you have the best hearing opportunities possible throughout your lifetime, without the need for additional surgery.

You can experience improved speech understanding

If you are using a Classic, Compact, Baha Divino® or Baha Intenso™ Sound Processor, then you should contact your health care professional to discuss the benefits of the sound processors in the Baha 3 System.

Research shows that by upgrading to the Baha 3 system, you can experience up to 25% improved speech understanding, even in noisy situations.1-6 Upgrading from the Baha Intenso to the Baha BP110 Power, you may also experience an additional 25% improvement in speech understanding thanks to advanced signal processing with directional microphone technology.7-9

Lifetime commitment

By always making the latest hearing technology available we guarantee patients will never be left behind as science progresses. It's a commitment that the team at Cochlear makes to you:

  • as the global leader in hearing solutions.
  • by investing more in research and development than any other hearing solutions company.
  • through our collaboration program with leading hearing loss specialists around the world.

Our commitment to those who have received a Cochlear hearing solution is that for the rest of their life they will Hear now. And always

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References

  1. Davison T, Leese D, Marley S, Johnson IJ. Clinical impressions of a new Bone Anchored Hearing Aid processor. Proceeding of the 2nd International symposium on bone conduction hearing - craniofacial osseointegration; 2009 Jun 11-13; Gothenburg, Sweden.
  2. Wong T, Yu J, Soo G, Van Hasselt A. Comparison of hearing performance between the Cochlear Baha BP100 and Baha Compact in subjects with mixed hearing loss. Proceedings 7th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implants and Related Sciences; 2009 Dec 1-4; Singapore.
  3. Wong T, Yu J, Soo G, Van Hasselt A. Will the new fully programmable sound processor Cochlear Baha BP100 provide additional benefits to subjects with conductive hearing loss and single-sided sensorineural deafness? Proceeding of the 7th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implants and Related Sciences; 2009 Dec 1-4; Singapore.
  4. Pfiffner F, Caversaccio M, Kompis M. Comparisons of sound processors based on osseointegrated implants in patients with conductive or mixed hearing loss. Otol Neurotol. 2011 Jul;32(5):728-35.
  5. Flynn M, Sadeghi A, Halvarsson G. Benefits of directional microphones and noise reduction circuits for improving Baha® hearing performance. Cochlear Implants International 2011 May; 12 (suppl 1):S139-S141.
  6. Hällgren M, Larsby B, Arlinger S. A Swedish version of the Hearing In Noise Test (HINT) for measurement of speech recognition. International Journal of Audiology 2006;45:227-37.
  7. Sadeghi A, Halvarsson G, Heden A, Flynn M. Sub-Project no. 8. Evaluation of G3Power (PS1) hearing performance with a gold standard (Intenso), Document no. 603677. Mölnlycke, Sweden: Cochlear Bone Anchored Solutions; 2011.
  8. Dillon H. Hearing Aids. New York: Thieme; 2001.
  9. Hällgren M, Larsby B, Arlinger S. A Swedish version of the Hearing In Noise Test (HINT) for measurement of speech recognition. International Journal of Audiology 2006; 45:227-37.