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How Online Hearing Screeners Help Audiology Practices Qualify and Triage Patients
Partnering with Primary Care: How QuickTest Supports Hearing Practice Growth
Grow Your Hearing Practice Through Primary Care: How SHOEBOX QuickTest Helps Drive More Patient Referrals
Struggling with slow seasons or unpredictable referrals? Learn how SHOEBOX QuickTest helps hearing clinics build reliable partnerships with primary care providers; no disruption, just a steady flow of engaged patients.
Overcoming The Challenge of Screening for Hearing Loss in Noisy Conditions
We often hear from clients that they have attempted hearing screening in the past, but conventional approaches have yielded poor results. “No one passes,” they say. This is often because they are screening in noisy conditions and their testing equipment can’t compensate for these environments.
Case Study: Davidson Hearing Aid Centres Increases Appointments with SHOEBOX QuickTest
Davidson Hearing Aid Centres have a passion for hearing awareness with a focus on educating people on their hearing health. One of the many ways they support this focus is through the semi-annual Fifty-Five Plus Lifestyle Show, which they are the presenting sponsor of. This weekend event draws thousands of attendees each day where Davidson Hearing Aid Centres offers free clean and check’s on hearing aids, as well as demonstrations on the latest technology in the industry.
What We Learned Running Lead Generation for Hearing Care Industry Customers
Over the past few months we partnered with a couple of our customers in the Hearing Care Industry to help them with lead generation pilot programs. Specifically, using our self-administered simple hearing screener on an iPad as a method for both collecting names of potentially interested new customers, and pre-qualifying them based on whether or not they presented with some possible hearing loss. I thought you might be interested in some of what we learned.
Tips for Acquiring New Hearing Clinic Clients with Automated Hearing Screening
For many hearing clinics, acquiring new clients means resorting to traditional marketing approaches such as cold calling, email campaigns, print and digital advertising, even television ads. While these are all tried-and-true techniques, they won’t necessarily ensure that all responders are properly qualified. Your efforts may gain you numbers, but if the people who walk through your clinic doors as a result have no problem with their hearing health, then your efforts have just cost you both money and valuable time.