Signia Hearing Aids won't connect to app

AcornBob wrote: "Following Apple’s update to iOS 18.3.2..."

AcornBob ~ Your iPhone 13 mini could be 3½ years old and the long process of applying an iOS update to an iPhone with a weak, aging battery can be the proverbial "straw that broke the camel's back." So...

Does your iPhone 13 mini still have its original battery?

And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...

Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging

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AcornBob wrote:

The system worked well until Apple’s update.

And it’s not Apple’s responsibility to keep it working with a new update. It’s the developer's responsibility to keep their products compatible with any new updates to Apple’s operating systems. That’s why I asked if you had spoken with the your product’s technical support. They could be working on an update.

AcornBob wrote: "...My iPhone 13 mini does still have its original battery and its Maximum Capacity is 89%. I don’t know if this is good or bad."

AcornBob ~ 89% is good. Apple suggests 80% Maximum Capacity as the level at which the battery should be replaced.

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What did StreamLine customer support tell you when you contacted them about this? Since this is not an Apple product your first call should be to StreamLIne’s support group.