Intricon’s Hearing Health Business Acquired by inHearing Technology
InHearing Technology acquired Intricon's hearing health business, integrating its technologies to expand innovation in the OTC market.
InHearing Technology acquired Intricon's hearing health business, integrating its technologies to expand innovation in the OTC market.
The 2021 Edition of the Map is the latest in a longstanding series of diagrams that illuminates the hidden connections between hearing aid manufacturers and their subsidiaries.Â
Hearing aid net unit sales in the United States increased by 6.2% in the third quarter (Q3) compared to the same period last year, according to statistics generated by the Hearing Industries Association (HIA), Washington, DC.
Statistics generated by the Hearing Industries Association (HIA), Washington, DC, indicate that US hearing aid sales in 2017 have returned to levels more in line with the industry’s historical norms of 2-4%.
Read MoreIntriCon announces its 20% stake in Hearing Help Express, a mail order hearing aid provider offering “a lower-priced alternative for consumers to purchase devices directly, circumventing costs associated with the conventional hearing aid channel.”
Read MorePC Werth of London announced that it is moving its headquarters to a newly refurbished facility in South London, and has made a number of important additions and changes to its management team, including the addition of Delain Wright as managing director.
Read MoreIntriCon has purchased PC Werth Ltd of London, one of the UK’s oldest multi-line suppliers of hearing healthcare products and a supplier to the National Health Service (NHS), the world’s largest provider of hearing aids.
Read MoreIntriCon Corporation announced that it received approval from the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) Audiology Supplies Group for its hearing aid products. IntriCon’s hearing aids will be distributed to the NHS under PC Werth’s Kamplex brand name.
Read MoreADA has partnered with IntriCon to launch a low-cost hearing aid to compete with PSAPs, over-the-counter, and Big Box hearing devices. With a wholesale membership cost ranging from $150-250, the new hearing aids are expected to present a high-quality low-cost alternative that will place the provider and evidence-based services—not the device—at the center of the hearing healthcare journey.
Read MoreIntriCon announces exclusive distribution agreement with PC Werth in the United Kingdom as a main supplier of low-cost, high-quality hearing aid products to the National Health Service (NHS) Supply Chain’s National Framework.
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