# Oto Health

> Oto Health is a digital therapeutic company focused on tinnitus. Oto connects people with tinnitus to specialist providers and an app-based program of evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), mindfulness, patient education, and sound-based relaxation tools to help manage tinnitus-related distress.

Scope note: this site serves a US audience in English. Content is for education and provider discovery; it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

## Key pages

- [Research and evidence](https://joinoto.com/research): The clinical evidence for CBT for tinnitus, including the Cambridge DEFINE trial. Medically reviewed by Professor Jameel Muzaffar, FRCS (ENT surgeon).
- [Articles](https://joinoto.com/articles): Patient-education articles on tinnitus, reviewed by Oto's clinicians (ENT topics by Professor Jameel Muzaffar; audiology and behavioural topics by Dr Evan Davies, AuD).
- [Best tinnitus apps compared](https://joinoto.com/articles/best-tinnitus-apps): An evidence-led comparison of the tinnitus apps a US patient can actually get (Oto, ReSound Tinnitus Relief, myNoise, MindEar, Widex Zen, AudioCardio, Neuromonics), assessed on published research, cost and access. Oto makes one of the apps compared; the conflict of interest is disclosed on the page.
- [Find a provider](https://joinoto.com/providers): Directory of tinnitus specialists offering the Oto program.
- [Pricing and access](https://joinoto.com/pricing): How much Oto costs and how to get it. Oto is provided through participating audiology clinics as part of a tinnitus care plan (typically $500 to $1,000, set by each clinic); there is no self guided subscription for new users.
- [For professionals](https://joinoto.com/professionals): Information for clinicians and audiologists about offering Oto.
- [Download the app](https://joinoto.com/download): Links to the Oto app on the App Store and Google Play.

## About

- Oto delivers structured CBT, mindfulness, and education for adults with chronic tinnitus, alongside care from a specialist provider.
- The approach is grounded in published clinical research; see the research page for trial details and citations.
- Oto does not claim to cure tinnitus. The program is designed to help people manage tinnitus-related distress and support habituation.