Hearing Training Apps: Practice Listening in Noise
Hearing training apps give you listening exercises. They aim to help you follow speech in noise.
Some apps, such as Lace Pro, work through an audiologist. Your audiologist sets up the account and sees your progress.
The apps
Lace Pro
Neurotone AI
Listening practice for speech in noise, set up by your audiologist.
How to choose
- Ask your audiologist which program fits your hearing and your goals.
- Plan short sessions. Regular practice matters more than long sessions.
This guide is general information. It does not diagnose hearing loss and it does not replace a hearing evaluation. An app cannot tell you why you hear less. An audiologist can.
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Questions to bring to your visit
Write these on your phone or print this page. Bring them to your hearing evaluation.
- Is listening practice right for me now?
- How often should I practice, and for how long?
- How will we know that practice is helping?
Common questions
- Does listening practice improve hearing?
- Practice can help you use the sound you have. It does not restore hearing. Many people use it with hearing aids.
- Can I use a training app without hearing aids?
- Some apps are made for use with a clinic. Each page lists what you need.
- How long should I practice each day?
- Short, steady sessions are common. Ask your audiologist for a plan that fits you.
Related pages
Other groups of apps
- Hearing aid apps
- Captioned phone calls
- Live captions
- Hear speech better
- Hearing checks
- Tinnitus
- Sound alerts
- Sign language
Talk to an audiologist
Our practice offers listening and communication training. Call 650-342-9449 to ask which program fits you.
California Hearing Center has offices in San Mateo and San Carlos. One phone number reaches both: 650-342-9449.
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