Which is precisely why home self-programming is so important. It allows patients to go back and re-program as often as they feel necessary, and such additional

Which is precisely why home self-programming is so important. It allows patients to go back and re-program as often as they feel necessary, and such additional tunings would not cost the patient the cost of additional audiologist visits. I guess the question is whether ignorance is bliss. If a patient self-sets a hearing aid to a level that the patient thinks is great, but isn't theoretically as great as it could be, is that actually a problem?