Well, we encourage our people to run a domiciliary business themselves, whilst running their new branch-based business: Alan Jackson explains: “After becoming interested in running my own Hearing care practice but admittedly not knowing where to start I spoke with Robert Donnan to hopefully glean some pearls of wisdom. Although I had not seen nor …
Kirstin Jackson joins us from a busy High Street retailer. She is now her own boss, in charge of her own destiny. Already she has diversified into other hearing aid brands and expanded her knowledge and skills. The Chesterfield Hearing Practice is now open – with lots of logistic support, the costs have been kept …
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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