Offering a unique and unparalleled opportunity for the right people, the HPG was born from a desire to create a partnership between like-minded independent hearing aid audiologists – for whom being able to manage their own “practice” day to day, without feeling the isolation that can go hand in hand with a responsibility of this …
A non-branch based approach would favour someone wishing to make money quickly with minimal risk and is a short term view. Why? because the sources of leads tend to become exhausted and fluctuate in quality. This model would suit an entrepreneurial person with a lot of energy. The only version of this that I know …
Varying business models for hearing aid dispensers? Read More »
Opening a practice as a new independent hearing aid dispenser is certainly not a get-rich-quick job. You will have to invest a not insignificant amount of money, give up a secure job and take a few calculated risks. Your personality / demeanour: You should adore your profession and truly enjoy being with your patients. You …
About The Hearing Practice Group
Promoting gradual rehabilitation to hearing aids
We believe that it’s better to be introduced to new levels of amplification very gradually.
Join Our Campaign for all UK Citizens to have 3 trials before being able to buy private hearing aid.
Amplification preference is a very individual thing
Hearing aids do not work for everyone. In fact, they seldom do what the new user expects. How do we increase the chance of success? How do we protect patients from disappointment?
There should be no mystery at all surrounding private hearing aids.
Why should our prospective patients be so worried about stepping through our door? We need to remove all possible barriers. The internet has helped a lot. Positive blog stories & content can help even more. Engagement with your local community to get the right message across is perhaps old-fashioned, but it works.
Everyone that has hearing difficulties must be enabled to try hearing aids before committing to wearing them
The members of The Hearing Practice Group believe that all UK citizens should be able to test new hearing aids thoroughly in the first instance, to find out if they will suit them.
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