Meludia
Meludia
Formerly Meludia MED-EL web program
Structured web music-listening exercises offered through MED-EL for implant rehabilitation.
What Meludia does
Meludia’s music-training web program provides structured listening exercises that can be used at your own pace. MED-EL offers a version curated for implant recipients and advertises one year of recipient access through myMED-EL. The web program needs an internet connection and an account; it is separate from the Meludia Melody mobile app and the newer Meludia Audition service.
How it compares
Music practice rather than speech exercises
Meludia centers on music-based listening exercises, with a MED-EL version curated for implant recipients. WordSuccess and Functional Listening focus on speech tasks instead.
Browser-based rather than a mobile training app
Meludia runs in a browser on a tablet or computer with internet access. WordSuccess and i-Angel Sound are mobile apps if you prefer that format.
MED-EL recipient access versus Cochlear CoPilot’s customer offer
MED-EL advertises a recipient offer for Meludia, while standard web access uses a trial or subscription. Cochlear CoPilot is a different customer-linked option, offered free to Cochlear customers.
Features
Hearing training
- Supported: Training tasks4Other
Availability & access
- Supported: Account requirementRequired
- Supported: Trial access2
- Supported: Internet required
Privacy & data
- Conditional: Delete account3
- Standard Discovery access is a 14-day trial. MED-EL’s separate recipient offer lasts one year.
- Discovery trial plan
- Deletion is requested through support; self-service deletion is not available in the web interface.
- MED-EL-curated music listening exercises; no speech-training feature is implied.
