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by Nils Westerlund Audiologists work in busy, fast-paced clinics and must deliver exceptional care, accurate diagnoses, appropriate solutions, and skilled counseling every day with every patient. Hearing Care Professionals (HCPs) are tasked with being efficient and compassionate, maximizing the number of patients they see per day– while still consistently providing superior care.  Real-time quality assessment can help them accomplish this.

If you recently purchased hearing aids and notice pain in one of your ears, there are three possibilities you should carefully consider: (1) the hearing aid does not fit your ear properly, (2) you have an infected ear, or (3) the hearing aid is not inserted correctly. Wearing a pair of well-fitted hearing aids is like wearing a pair of

2021 is over and now we can look forward to turning the page and starting fresh. This makes it a perfect time to run an audit of your hearing practice website.   It’s time for a website audit   Auditing your website is a lot like taking your car for a routine tune-up. Your website isn’t a ‘set it and

Dear Readers: During this holiday season, the editors at Hearing Health & Technology Matters (HHTM) are taking some time off. However, we are not leaving you without anything to read on our blog this week. Instead, we are publishing a special holiday edition filled with what we call our Readers’ Choices. Our Readers’ Choices featured this week are the posts

by Adam Dawson Software keeps getting smarter. Simple devices, such as smartphones and tablets, can do amazing things today. They can instantly play any song you could ever imagine, stream thousands of movies and tv shows, and even control household appliances.  Innovation isn’t restricted to consumer-facing products, however. Companies like Grason-Stadler, MedRx, and now Amplivox have made it possible to

In the past, if a person was looking for a recommendation for a reputable hearing provider, the old standby was to ask a friend or neighbor. Although some old-school, word-of-mouth referrals still exist, they are no longer enough to keep your practice growing. In today’s world, hearing practices need to rely on a variety of marketing tactics to reach their

PISCATAWAY, NEW JERSEY – Signia today announced it will preview Signia Aspire 3.0, the most significant update to its industry-leading loyalty benefits program, designed to help hearing care professionals (HCPs) meet their business goals regardless of practice size. Signia will present Aspire 3.0 to the HCP community at a special online event being held Oct. 26 at 12 PM EDT.

by Adam Dawson A decade is a long time. A lot can happen over the course of 10 years. For instance, 10 years ago, there was no TikTok, rideshares were less popular than taxis, and streaming television was in its infancy. Also, that was around the time several well-known audiometric equipment distributors and service providers banded together to form e3

by Adam Dawson Today, it is imperative for healthcare facilities to have a comprehensive, intuitive, and secure software system for managing patient care records. Requirements, such as the recent 21st Century Cures Act mandating open notes, have made it imperative for medical practices to have a solution that makes it easier for them to share data with patients, free of charge.  While there are many software solutions available, none

We don’t have to tell you how critical customer reviews on the internet are. People post about their experiences on various websites, including the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Google. What they say has an impact. According to a recent survey, favorable online reviews influenced 90 percent of respondents’ buying decisions, while negative reviews influenced 86 percent. Many hearing practices focus