The Future of Hearing Health Care Delivery
If hearing care providers wish to survive as a private practice-based profession, it will be their expert services that allow them to do so.
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If hearing care providers wish to survive as a private practice-based profession, it will be their expert services that allow them to do so.
Read MoreMay 1, 2007 | Assistive Devices, Cochlear Implants, In the Ear | 0 |
Open fittings, mini-BTEs, binaural integration, connectivity with external devices. All this, and the age-old question: Does anything change in this industry? This article looks at the latest industry statistics and presents a regional analysis of dispensing activity.
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Read MoreHewett brings 16 years of sales and training experience from among some of world’s largest hearing instrument companies.
Read MoreApr 11, 2007 | Hearing Aids | 0 |
Move intended to help practices increase bottom line and improve patient hearing health.
Read MoreMar 28, 2007 | Amplification, Research | 0 |
Company expands sales and training staff with nine account managers and five inside sales representatives.
Read MoreJan 1, 2007 | Amplification, Hearing Aids, Marketing, People, Research | 0 |
A willingness-to-charge survey is used to gauge clinicians’ perceived value of four advanced features found in middle and upper-end hearing aid technology.
Read MoreDec 9, 2006 | Earmolds, In the Ear | 0 |
It’s always fun to speculate on where the hearing industry may be headed in the next few years. Last December, HR published an article, “Twenty Trends Influencing the Hearing Health Care Field,” tha
Read MoreSep 3, 2006 | Behind the Ear, Hearing Aids, Patient Care, Patient Fittings | 0 |
Open-fit hearing aids, when applied to appropriate candidates, produce an unambiguous reduction in listener complaints about sound quality. However, the “uncertainty” of the value proposition remains—especially when hearing in noise is the primary goal of the patient.
Read MoreJul 19, 2006 | Cochlear Implants | 0 |
Hearing aid batteries not only contribute to your revenue, but they also represent an important marketing tool for your practice. By providing your customer with a high quality and affordable battery, you may expect more
Read MoreJun 12, 2006 | Practice Management | 0 |
A new visible speech system is designed to take much of the guesswork out of the fitting process. By moving from a subjective to an objective fitting approach and doing a better job of explaining the impact of hearing loss and hearing remediation, we have the potential to advance as counselors and encourage patients to take ownership of their hearing issues—and solutions.
Read MoreMay 26, 2006 | Hearing Aids | 0 |
The tide of hearing aid press coverage is turning positive. Following on the heels of the March/April issue of AARP Magazine which featured the positive article “Now Hear This,” three major national features and an array of local press items have noted the new technologies, the “cool” appearance, and the high consumer satisfaction rates with today’s hearing aids.
Read MoreMay 5, 2006 | Practice Management | 0 |
Things you need to consider when preparing to purchase and set up a modern testing room, as well as speculation on what the sound rooms of the future may look like.
Read MoreMay 1, 2006 | Evaluation | 0 |
How to get your established customers to update their hearing aid technology.
Read MoreMar 12, 2006 | In the Ear | 0 |
By continuing to develop advanced technology, promoting advances to those outside our industry, supporting evidence-based practice and data-driven development—and acknowledging the success that we are achieving in our industry—we will be poised to be one of the most successful fields to work in among all of the medical device industries.
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