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Message: <blockquote data-quote="x1heavy" data-source="post: 2551910" data-attributes="member: 97095">Not necessarily. I used my old hearing aids as a example. The Audiologist offered me virtual services via my smart phone with newer aids either in ear or cochlear. I was even asked if I wanted Cochlear as well. I said no.The topic talks about using a smart phone to adjust or refine whatever processing is going on in the cochlear or hearing aid. Under the word "Virtual"When the surgeon makes the connections between the implanted cochlear to the person's mind via that person's inner ear structure there is a awful lot of precision going on already. No need to confuse or befuddle the person any further.</blockquote>