Aurista Medical is working to bring a European-developed approach to chronic tinnitus care to the United States. Through clinical research, professional collaboration, and patient education, we aim to expand access to new treatment possibilities.
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Our mission is to bring the Koning Technique, a European-developed treatment approach, to the United States while building the clinical evidence needed to support its adoption by ENT specialists.
We believe patients deserve clear information, informed healthcare professionals, and access to emerging treatment options.
We connect patient education with professional clinical resources to help move tinnitus care forward.
Understand tinnitus, explore the patient journey, and learn about the Koning Technique.
Understanding tinnitus.
Common symptoms and causes.
Available treatment information.
Patient journey guidance.
Treatment-related FAQs.
Consultation and information request forms.
Explore treatment methodology, scientific information, and available clinical research.
Clinical information.
Treatment methodology.
Research references.
Professional resources.
Downloadable educational materials.
Clinician inquiry and collaboration forms.
Everyone's tinnitus is different. These simulated examples provide a sense of some of the common sounds people may experience.
Turn your speakers or headphones down to a low volume before playing any sound. These audio examples may be loud or irritating, especially when played through headphones.
High-pitched ringing
High-frequency ringing
Whistling sound
Continuous vibrating sound
Soft crackling noise
Deep, rumbling sound
Learn more about the different ways tinnitus may sound and how people describe their experiences.
These are simulated audio examples and are not intended to reproduce every individual's tinnitus experience or provide medical advice. Keep your volume low and stop playback if you experience discomfort.
Tinnitus is often associated with changes in the auditory system. Central Gain Theory offers a framework for understanding how the brain may increase its sensitivity to sound signals when normal auditory input is reduced.
Aurista Medical explores this scientific framework as part of its approach to understanding chronic tinnitus and the treatment methodology behind the Koning Technique.
Reduced input in certain frequency ranges.
The auditory system responds to missing or reduced signals.
Central auditory gain may increase.
Sound may be perceived without an external sound source.
Scientific research plays an important role in understanding chronic tinnitus and evaluating new treatment approaches.
Aurista Medical is building a collection of peer-reviewed research, European clinical publications, and ongoing U.S. clinical research related to the Koning Technique.
Our goal is to make relevant scientific information more accessible to healthcare professionals and interested patients.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Clinical Research References
Educational Resources
Tim Walker’s connection to tinnitus is personal. Having experienced tinnitus himself, he understands the challenges it can bring to everyday life.
His experience, combined with his professional background in the medical device industry, inspired him to help bring the Koning Technique to more patients in the United States.
Through Aurista Medical, Tim is working to support greater awareness, clinical research, and professional collaboration.
Tim Walker
Founder & CEO, Aurista Medical
Whether you’re looking for information as a patient or exploring professional collaboration opportunities, we’d be glad to hear from you.
Aurista Medical is focused on bringing the Koning Technique to the United States through clinical research, patient education, and collaboration with healthcare professionals.
Chronic tinnitus is the ongoing perception of sound, such as ringing, buzzing, or humming, without an external sound source.
The Koning Technique is a European-developed, office-based procedure associated with the auricular branch of the vagus nerve. Aurista Medical is working to introduce this treatment approach to the United States.
Patients and healthcare professionals can explore the information available on our website or contact Aurista Medical for further information.
Visit our Research & Publications section for information about relevant clinical publications and research developments.
