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Department of Health Care Services Systems of Care DivisionBone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) Request Form Applicant Information Child's Name: CCS Number:Date of Birth: Date of Request:Provider Information

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How to fill out bone anchored hearing aid

1. To fill out a bone anchored hearing aid, follow these steps:
2. Start by ensuring that your hands are clean and dry.
3. Gently remove the hearing aid from its packaging, taking care not to damage any components.
4. Locate the area on your head where the hearing aid will be attached. This is typically behind or above the ear, depending on the specific model.
5. Clean the attachment site with a mild cleanser and pat it dry.
6. Attach the hearing aid to the implant or abutment by carefully aligning the two pieces and pressing them together gently. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper attachment.
7. Adjust the volume and settings on the hearing aid according to your preferences and the advice of your audiologist or hearing specialist.
8. Perform a quick check to ensure that the hearing aid is functioning properly by listening for sound or conducting a test with your audiologist.
9. If necessary, make any additional adjustments or follow-up appointments with your audiologist to optimize the performance of your bone anchored hearing aid.

Who needs bone anchored hearing aid?

1. Bone anchored hearing aids are typically recommended for individuals who have hearing loss or impairment that cannot be effectively managed with traditional hearing aids.
2. Common candidates for bone anchored hearing aids include:
3. - Individuals with conductive hearing loss, where sound waves do not effectively travel through the outer or middle ear.
4. - Individuals with single-sided deafness, who have normal hearing in one ear but severe hearing loss or deafness in the other ear.
5. - Individuals with mixed hearing loss, which combines elements of both conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.
6. - Individuals with chronically draining ears or ear infections that prevent the use of conventional hearing aids.
7. - Individuals with certain types of malformations or abnormalities of the outer or middle ear that make traditional hearing aids ineffective.
8. - Candidates for cochlear implants who may benefit from a bone anchored hearing aid as a trial or alternative option.
9. It is important to consult with an audiologist or hearing specialist to determine if a bone anchored hearing aid is the right solution for your specific hearing needs.

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What is bone anchored hearing aid?

A bone anchored hearing aid is a device that is surgically implanted to help individuals with hearing loss hear better.

Who is required to file bone anchored hearing aid?

Individuals who have undergone the surgery to implant a bone anchored hearing aid are required to file.

How to fill out bone anchored hearing aid?

The bone anchored hearing aid form must be filled out with information about the surgery, the device, and any relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of bone anchored hearing aid?

The purpose of a bone anchored hearing aid is to improve the ability of individuals with hearing loss to hear sounds more clearly.

What information must be reported on bone anchored hearing aid?

Information such as the type of device used, the date of surgery, and any complications or adjustments made to the device.