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Audiology students visit Starkey to learn about the future of hearing healthcare

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Two female audiology students at a workshop table; one injects ear-impression material into a clear ear canal model while the other reacts with surprise.
✦ PlateTwo female audiology students at a workshop table; one injects ear-impression material into a clear ear canal model while the other reacts with surprise.

Audiology students from across the United States visited Starkey’s US headquarters to explore the future of hearing healthcare, including Auracast. The company is based in Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, and holds an annual Starkey University Workshop. This is designed to support the studies of those learning more about the audiology industry, potential solutions, and what lies around the corner....

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Clinical Takeaway

No actionable clinical change — this is a manufacturer-hosted educational event recap with no clinical data presented.

Why It Matters

Manufacturer-led student education programs shape how the next generation of audiologists understands and adopts emerging hearing technologies like Auracast.

Key Points
  1. 01Audiology students from across the US attended Starkey's annual University Workshop at its Eden Prairie HQ.
  2. 02The workshop covered future hearing healthcare topics, including Auracast Bluetooth audio-sharing technology.
  3. 03The event is hosted by Starkey, a major US hearing aid manufacturer, on its own platform.
  4. 04No clinical outcomes, research data, or comparative product information was reported.
  5. 05The blog post serves primarily as a brand-awareness and recruitment piece for Starkey.
Claims & Evidence

Audiology students learned about Auracast technology and the future of hearing healthcare at Starkey's Eden Prairie headquarters.

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