Do you ever find yourself straining to catch what’s being said, even with hearing aids? Background noise in busy places, group conversations, or even family dinners can leave you feeling disconnected. The problem isn’t just your ears—it’s how your brain processes sound.

The constant struggle to understand can make social situations exhausting. It impacts your confidence and can put a strain on relationships, leaving you feeling left out.

LACE (Listening And Communication Enhancement) is a rehabilitative auditory training program focused on improving listening skills and processing speech in noisy environments. While LACE has been around for many years, it recently underwent a major update, and the program has been completely revamped to make it more engaging and effective. After seeing the new version in action during a recent demo at the office, I’m genuinely excited about what it can offer.

This is where LACE steps in. It offers patients an easy and convenient way to improve their hearing abilities right from their smartphones, making the training process interactive and enjoyable. We’re confident that LACE will boost patient satisfaction, enhance word comprehension, and improve speech understanding in noise, ultimately transforming the way our patients experience listening in challenging environments.

Many people struggle with understanding speech in noisy situations. Hearing aids can help by amplifying sounds, but they don’t fully address the brain’s need to relearn and adapt to processing sound. Hearing aids correct the issue by making sounds louder, but true auditory rehabilitation requires retraining the brain to listen, recognize, and process speech effectively.