2026 Hearing Technology Innovator Award Winners Announced - The Hearing Review
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Hearing Health & Technology Matters has announced the winners of the seventh annual Hearing Technology Innovator Awards, with Oticon earning the program’s top distinction for its Oticon Zeal hearing aid.
Hearing Health & Technology Matters (HHTM) has announced the winners of the seventh annual Hearing Technology Innovator Awards, recognizing technologies, products, and services advancing hearing care around the world. The 2026 winners are being recognized in connection with the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) AuDacity 2026 conference in Minneapolis, Minn.
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