reConnect Institute, bringing together the actors in hearing health

The reConnect Institute is a center of excellence in hearing and speech disorders.

This Institute aims to bring together the actors in hearing health to provide the best possible response to the medical, societal and educational needs raised by hearing disorders.

Latest news

The IREV Kicks Off Its First Conference: From Neurons to Patients—The Future of Vestibular Otoneurology

September 29, 2026

The reConnect Institute is a partner of the inaugural conference of the Équilibre et ... Research Institute

World Alzheimer's Day: Hearing Remains a Key Issue in Cognitive Health

21 September 2026

On September 21, World Alzheimer's Day highlights the issues related to...

Call for Proposals Opened for the Creation of a New Research Team

July 17, 2026

The reConnect Institute is calling for applications to form a new team...

"By bringing together all the players in the field of hearing health for the first time, the reConnect University Hospital Institute aims to accelerate the transition from compensatory medicine to reparative medicine in the field of hearing"

Anne-Lise Giraud, director of the reConnect Institute

Research

reConnect’s research is mainly represented by the work done within the Hearing Institute.

The Hearing Institute’s multidisciplinary teams, the different and complementary expertise, enable integrated research in neuroscience, dedicated to hearing.

Care

reConnect offers a complete medical and paramedical approach to the assessment and treatment of hearing disorders. 

The treatment of hearing disorders combines diagnosis expertise, targeted medical and surgical interventions, and advanced recovery solutions to ensure a comprehensive management of hearing disorders, while including a preventive and educative dimension to optimize long-term hearing health.

Support reConnect

Donating to the reConnect Institute is to participate in a better comprehensive management of hearing and speech disorders.

Billion dollars in costs associated with untreated hearing loss

Billion hearing-impaired people in the world (source WHO)

Million deaf or hearing-impaired people in Europe (source Inserm)

Of French people are dealing with tinnitus