VA hearing aid sales are on the increase. Tinnitus complaints occur more than hearing loss among veterans due to the types of conflict that young vets are involved in (loud noise exposure – gunfire and bomb blasts). In 2010, 92,260 veterans began receiving compensation benefits for tinnitus compared to 63,583 veterans for hearing loss. Among […]
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By Greg Stafford, Strategic Accounts Manager On July 30th, we touched upon the importance of implementing a consultation sales process for your practice. Check out those benefits and the 7 steps to the process. Today’s post will focus on Step 1 “Establish Credibility” and Step 2 “Define the Evaluations Steps for the Patient”. Establish Credibility
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With the Olympic Games currently going on in London, we decided to take a look at some of the Olympic athletes (both current and historic) that have overcome their hearing impairment to compete. David Smith 2012 US Men’s Volleyball Team David is a 27 year old first time Olympian. He was born with hearing loss,
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We have written in the past about ReSound’s work with Auburn University to help hearing impaired impoverished children in Guatemala. We’re pleased to say that the program received a 2012 Competitive Outreach Scholarship Grant to fund Tele-health. Students and faculty in the Audiology Outreach Project were recently in Guatemala City providing support for the hearing
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