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Starkey Innovations Expo Focuses on Technology, Marketing, and Purpose

About 3,200 practice owners and industry guests attended the third biennial Starkey Hearing Innovations Expo in Las Vegas on January 20-23 where they were treated to information from Presidents Clinton and Bush, stars from the hit TV series Shark Tank, Magic Johnson, Ben Affleck, several bestselling authors, as well as some of the field’s best researchers.

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Pivot Hearing Adds Team Members, Expands Services

Pivot Hearing, a Petaluma, California-based practice development partner that helps audiologists and hearing aid dispensers build sustainable private practices, announced that it has expanded both its team and the scope of services it provides to members.

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HLAA Announces Departure of Executive Director Anna Gilmore Hall

The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) has announced that its executive director, Anna Gilmore Hall, has resigned after serving the organization in this role for the past two and a half years. Stepping in as acting executive director is Barbara Kelley, who has been with HLAA for 28 years and has served as its deputy executive director for the past eight years.

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Consumer Perceptions of the Impact of Inductively Looped Venues on the Utility of Their Hearing Devices

Telecoils and hearing loops deserve the attention of the hearing industry and hearing care professionals, as these simple devices dramatically increase multiple environmental listening utility (MELU). The findings of this study, presented by 9 experts in the field, clearly demonstrate hearing loop systems dramatically improve consumer experiences with their hearing aids or CIs for nearly all participants. Users reported looped venues significantly improved their speech intelligibility and the sound quality of their hearing device.

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How Generational Trends Influence Buying Patterns: Consumers, Caregivers, and Professionals

In order to understand how different generations view hearing healthcare professional services—and especially hearing aids—it is necessary to define the generations and look at the social values each has in defining their generation. This article contrasts the Builders (1925-1945) and Baby Boomers (1946-1964) generations and cites implications for caregivers and dispensing professionals.

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