Overview
Eargym helps companies tackle hearing loss as an occupational health concern. The company is B Corp Certified, indicating commitment to social and environmental responsibility alongside business performance.
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- A real pleasure to exhibit at the Alzheimer's Society Annual Conference 2026 this week as part of the Innovation Zone - where eargym was represented by our Business Manager Charlotte Olley and Assistant Growth Manager Elliott Timms. It was great to be alongide the other amazing innovators (Szczepan Orlins, Zeke Steer, Molly Baldini, Lewis Hornby) working to shape the future of dementia care, and to have so many thought-provoking conversations around the challenges, opportunities, and how we can drive change together. 1 in 3 people
- New research in Frontiers in Dementia (Broome et al., 2026) reveals something important: awareness of the hearing-dementia connection is growing, but practical, integrated care is falling behind. In care homes, hearing screening and support often get overlooked. That's why we built a dementia-friendly version of eargym: tablet-optimised with sensory-friendly design and gentle onboarding. The Digit Triplet Test supports early detection of hearing loss in people living with dementia, so hearing loss doesn't get missed, and care
- We are delighted to announce that our CEO, Amanda Philpott, will be in Hong Kong to explore new partnerships and investment opportunities in the region. So... If you're based in Hong Kong and would value a face-to-face conversation, please feel free to send us a DM - we'd love to connect. 📍 Hong Kong, September 17th
- Meet Tone Tap: Tone Tap trains two skills at once: telling sounds apart, and holding onto what you've just heard. Match same-sounding tiles to put both to work. How to play: Tap tiles to hear their sound, then group together the tiles that match in pitch. Why it matters: These are the skills behind recognising a voice, telling an alarm from a doorbell, and following instructions without losing track. Developed with users, hearing scientists and audiologists. 📲 Download the app: https://lnkd.in/fEdtpCq... https://lnkd.in/eKns3TMr 🌐
- Meet Sound Seeker: Sound Seeker trains your ability to work out where a sound is coming from - a skill that helps you navigate and respond to what's happening around you. How to play: Drag your finger to where the sound is loudest, then tap to see how close you were - the closer you are, the more points you earn. Why it matters: This skill helps in everyday situations most people don't think twice about - from noticing someone approaching to staying aware in a busy space. Developed with users, hearing scientists and audiologists. 📲
- Meet Busy Barista: Busy Barista trains your ability to follow conversations in noisy places - cafés, train stations, anywhere sound competes for your attention. Better speech intelligibility means fewer missed words and less strain keeping up. How to play: Listen carefully to customers' orders in a busy café, then select the correct items. Difficulty increases as you progress. Why it matters: Following a conversation without missing what's said helps you stay connected to the moment, and to the people in it. Developed with
- eargym has been accepted into Mayo Clinic Platform's Berg Innovation Exchange Waypoints Program, a 12-week initiative which will directly support our primary near-term milestone: designing a robust clinical evidence framework and our first pivotal Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT). While eargym is already registered as a UK Class I and FDA Class II (510(k) exempt) medical device, we are also seeking to demonstrate the therapeutic benefits of our digital auditory training. Working alongside the Berg Innovation Exchange team will
- We can't wait to be there. Stop by and visit us at booth #3142 ☺️
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