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AudioLab

Audiograms, hearing-aid trials and fittings that stick — with cochlear implant mapping, occupational hearing conservation, tinnitus programmes and scheme claims.

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What it is

Serial audiometry (3 kHz and 6 kHz included), hearing-aid trials with outcomes, fittings with real-ear measures, mould orders, and follow-up schedules that keep aids out of drawers. Hearing aid service keeps each fitted aid’s serial and warranty end as the maker’s card says, and every repair, service or warranty claim from the day it came in, through where it was sent and what was done, to the day it went back to the patient; a warranty claim is taken only inside the warranty on the day the aid came in. Batteries are sold as store stock. Cochlear implants are kept as one record per ear for years: the device and processor, candidacy, surgery and switch-on, then every mapping session as the audiologist recorded it from the maker’s software (programs, electrodes switched off, impedances, the aided result) with the next mapping date they set; a child overdue for mapping shows first. Occupational hearing conservation runs a programme for an employer (a CorpDesk client): each worker enrolled with their role and the noise exposure as the employer classified it, a baseline audiogram, repeats on the interval the programme sets, each compared with the baseline per ear and frequency in dB, and a shift flagged only against the criterion the programme enters with its source, waiting for an audiologist’s or doctor’s review. The tinnitus programme keeps the patient’s score on the questionnaire the clinic names, visit to visit as scored, with counselling sessions and any sound-therapy device issued, and the audiologist’s review interval; an overdue review comes first. Scheme claims: the practice names each hearing-aid scheme it fits under (who runs it, where its rules come from, the documents a claim needs — none ship); a claim is submitted only with every document gathered, then approved with the scheme’s amount, paid in part or in full (never beyond it), or rejected with the scheme’s reason.

Who uses it
Built for: ENT
Reads
Device results, employer exposure classifications
Writes
Audiograms, fittings, service jobs and warranty claims, hearing-conservation baselines, repeats and shift reviews, tinnitus scores, counselling and devices, cochlear implant mapping sessions, hearing-aid scheme claims
Never
It does not sell an aid without the trial outcome recorded, and it does not repair an aid or decide a claim: the maker or service centre does.
Access
Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data
Full PHI. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: All clinical data stays in the record; operational history stays queryable.

In the product

Who uses it
Audiologist — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens
Clinical › Audiology /audio
Permission
audio.read
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How it works

  1. Open a session and enter the thresholdsPick the patient, set when it was tested and press New audiogram session, then add each point — ear, frequency (3 kHz and 6 kHz included), air dB and bone dB — with Add point, or fix one with Correct point; a threshold off the audiometer is refused.
  2. Read the audiogramThe chart is drawn from the stored thresholds and nothing else; the PTA per ear is the mean of 500, 1k and 2k Hz, computed on every read, with its band beside it.
  3. Start a trial, close it honestly, then fit itStart trial names the device and the ear; Close trial records purchased, returned or extended, and a returned aid has to say why. Open fitting works only behind a purchased trial, once, and sits under Fittings awaiting follow-up.
  4. Mark it fitted, followed up, and claimedSet the date, press Fitted, and later Follow-up done; the fitting leaves the list once someone has checked the aid is still worn. On Scheme claims, a claim under a scheme you named goes in only with every document it needs ticked, then is approved, paid or rejected as the scheme decides.
  5. Run hearing conservation and tinnitus programmesOn Programmes, an employer’s programme takes its own interval and, if it enters one, its shift criterion with its source; enrol a worker with the exposure as the employer classified it, mark a baseline audiogram and link each repeat — the change per ear and frequency is shown in dB, and a shift on the criterion waits for an audiologist’s or doctor’s review. A tinnitus patient’s scores on the named questionnaire, counselling and any device issued are kept as recorded, with an overdue review first.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not sell an aid without the trial outcome recorded, and it does not repair an aid or decide a claim: the maker or service centre does.
It does not programme an implant: the maker’s software does.
It measures no workplace noise, ships no shift criterion or interval, reproduces no tinnitus questionnaire and fits no sound-therapy device.
It ships no scheme and calculates no entitlement: the scheme decides the amount.

AI in AudioLab

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in AudioLab today?” — answered with the records it read.
DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.
Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

Live product
01Audiology — Hearing tests and hearing-aid fittingsCaptured from the running demo clinic
AudioLab — Audiology — Hearing tests and hearing-aid fittings
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Connected to

Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.

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Questions clinics ask

What does AudioLab do?
Audiograms, hearing-aid trials and fittings that stick — with cochlear implant mapping, occupational hearing conservation, tinnitus programmes and scheme claims. Serial audiometry (3 kHz and 6 kHz included), hearing-aid trials with outcomes, fittings with real-ear measures, mould orders, and follow-up schedules that keep aids out of drawers. Hearing aid service keeps each fitted aid’s serial and warranty end as the maker’s card says, and every repair, service or warranty claim from the day it came in, through where it was sent and what was done, to the day it went back to the patient; a warranty claim is taken only inside the warranty on the day the aid came in. Batteries are sold as store stock. Cochlear implants are kept as one record per ear for years: the device and processor, candidacy, surgery and switch-on, then every mapping session as the audiologist recorded it from the maker’s software (programs, electrodes switched off, impedances, the aided result) with the next mapping date they set; a child overdue for mapping shows first. Occupational hearing conservation runs a programme for an employer (a CorpDesk client): each worker enrolled with their role and the noise exposure as the employer classified it, a baseline audiogram, repeats on the interval the programme sets, each compared with the baseline per ear and frequency in dB, and a shift flagged only against the criterion the programme enters with its source, waiting for an audiologist’s or doctor’s review. The tinnitus programme keeps the patient’s score on the questionnaire the clinic names, visit to visit as scored, with counselling sessions and any sound-therapy device issued, and the audiologist’s review interval; an overdue review comes first. Scheme claims: the practice names each hearing-aid scheme it fits under (who runs it, where its rules come from, the documents a claim needs — none ship); a claim is submitted only with every document gathered, then approved with the scheme’s amount, paid in part or in full (never beyond it), or rejected with the scheme’s reason.
What data does AudioLab read and write?
AudioLab reads device results, employer exposure classifications and writes audiograms, fittings, service jobs and warranty claims, hearing-conservation baselines, repeats and shift reviews, tinnitus scores, counselling and devices, cochlear implant mapping sessions, hearing-aid scheme claims. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.
What does AudioLab deliberately not do?
It does not sell an aid without the trial outcome recorded, and it does not repair an aid or decide a claim: the maker or service centre does. It does not programme an implant: the maker’s software does. It measures no workplace noise, ships no shift criterion or interval, reproduces no tinnitus questionnaire and fits no sound-therapy device. It ships no scheme and calculates no entitlement: the scheme decides the amount.
What happens to our data if we uninstall AudioLab?
All clinical data stays in the record; operational history stays queryable.
Is AudioLab available today?
Yes — AudioLab is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

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