The LOI is designed to give InnerScope a universal tele-audiology solution for professionals to remotely program hearing aid devices, according to the announcement.
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Here are 50 news items, columns, and webinars that you should not have missed in 2017 that were featured in “The Hearing Review,” along with a second list of news stories by month in 2017.
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We must embrace the new OTC technology because of the role it can play in the service of our patients’ hearing care needs. We can expand the market by providing it as a treatment option. We can implement our patient loyalty programs and make sure we hold on to the FDA-approved hearing aid market that is currently served. These new patients/entrants into our practices should stay loyal to us for all of their fitting needs, trading up when medically necessary, all their lives.
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The new BEYOND Z will begin shipping this month in the US and Canada, and shipments to the rest of the markets will begin Q1 2018.
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Affiliates will have the freedom to choose from a menu of business solutions that include national lead generation programs, an outsourced call center, insurance claims verification, and professional educational resources.
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Doppler Labs—the San Francisco-based developer of the DUBS Acoustic Filters, Here Active Listening, and Here One Wireless Smart Earbuds—announced its closing this week. In this blog, Hearing Review editor Karl Strom looks at some of the assumptions about the hearing industry.
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Ellis has over two decades of experience in the healthcare field as a sales manager and senior executive, including experience in the hearing healthcare field where he served as national sales manager and vice president of managed care for Beltone Electronics.
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The short answer: No, but the situation is complex. As this article explains, the key problem with the wireless Bluetooth protocol is latency—or the amount of time it takes to capture, process, amplify, and convey the signals wirelessly to the earbuds.
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The BIHIMA reports what they call “sustained growth” in the NHS market with the number of units distributed through the National Health Service (NHS) up 6.7% in the year to date compared with 2016.
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Hancock brings a vast industry experience on the manufacturing side, in both hearing aid and equipment sales, having worked as a territory sales manager.
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Loyalty marketing refers to building trust among current customers and rewarding them for consistently conducting business with a company, so that they will continue to do so.
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Hearing Review has been conducting surveys for over 20 years. Be a part of this legacy and contribute to the professional content of our publication.
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Eva’s sound processing is tailored to treat distinct hearing loss patterns experienced by women. Loud sounds above 85 dB are reduced for a comfortable listening experience in noisy settings.
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At one time, audiologists were limited in their activities to testing hearing and prescribing—but not dispensing—hearing aids. What if we could go back before June 1978 and see what the field of audiology might be like if the fork in the road that led to the dispensing of hearing aids was never taken by the profession? The contrast between dispensing models in Quebec and Ontario provide some possible insights into what that “alternate future” might look like.
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The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) is in full support of the bill and has issued an Action Alert to encourage consumers—especially those affected by hearing loss—to take action by writing to their senators and congressmen to vote in support of this groundbreaking legislation.
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