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Better hearing care is all about service. And quality service begins with being responsive to customers. From what we’ve seen, the first interaction with an audiologist can play a deciding role in whether a customer continues to struggle with hearing loss or becomes a happy, hearing customer. If audiologists treat customers with care and understanding, then these customers will be willing to come back and get the treatment they need. If audiologists don’t treat their patients with care and understanding, then they’ll see the opposite result. Think of it as going to a good dentist versus a bad one. When you receive good service, you’re motivated to return and take care of your dental health, while a bad experience leaves you looking for somewhere else. At hear.com, we take customer service seriously. We measure our network of audiologists and hearing care specialists every day, week, month, and year to ensure consistent, premium customer care. We've built a network that's not only vetted and trustworthy but also widespread to meet our customers’ needs wherever they are. First impressions matter in healthcare because they set the tone for how a person’s health journey unfolds. By focusing on providing consistent, high-quality care from the moment a customer interacts with us, we ensure they get the hearing care they deserve.

A round of applause for our Top Sales Consultants for February! ?? Your hard work and dedication to helping our customers on their journey to better hearing, one phone call at a time, have truly set the bar high. Your commitment to excellence shines bright, and we're proud to have you on our team. Here's to your outstanding achievements and the countless lives you've positively impacted. Keep shining!??

Untreated hearing loss doesn’t just affect hearing—it can impact balance too! ?? Studies show people with mild untreated hearing loss are 3x more likely to experience a fall. ?? The Horizon IX by hear.com helps keep you confident, aware, and steady on your feet. Take the first step toward better hearing and balance today! Send us a message for more information! ??

At hear.com, we trust people more than any spreadsheet, rule, or process. Our fundamental belief is that people are inherently good and perform best when given the freedom to do, build, and interact on their own terms, without excessively rigid processes that leave little room for creativity. We also believe it’s the leader’s job to provide a clear direction and goal, then step back and give their teams the space needed to figure out how to achieve it. When leaders empower their people with this level of autonomy, they’re happier because they have more agency. They’re driving the agenda, making independent decisions, and solving problems on their own - which leads to better business outcomes faster. This empowerment is crucial as we continue our growth at hear.com. We’re growing much faster than the market, and to sustain that pace, we can’t rely solely on processes and structures. We need people-driven innovation and the freedom to move quickly to maintain that momentum. That’s exactly why we give our team the freedom to innovate and create.

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What if people looked forward to getting hearing care like they look forward to getting the latest gadget? I believe we’ll see this shift over the next decade. In the same way people get excited about their latest phone or a new pair of eyeglasses, people will be excited about the latest updates and features of hearing aids and hearing technology. As more tech-savvy individuals and generations enter early old age, they will treat hearing care as a way to plug in and stay connected. The days of people avoiding hearing devices because of the stigma around them will be long gone. I’m excited for the day when hearing care is seen as the life-enhancing piece of technology it is.

Ever heard about when jogging became “the new thing” in the '70s and '80s? The popularity of jogging took off during this time as part of a U.S. marketing campaign to address the rise in heart disease. Today, the results of that awareness campaign are everywhere: jogging is one of the first things people recommend for getting in shape. In the same way, I believe we need a movement to depict hearing care as "mental jogging.” Imagine if people started viewing better hearing as something that re-engages your brain and communication skills, giving you improved mental health and a stronger, more fulfilled, social life. We’ve got a lot of work to do to make hearing care the new jogging, though. So many people across the country still go through life with untreated hearing loss - hearing care awareness is low. Let’s make taking care of our hearing the healthy habit it is - and give it the attention it fully deserves. Our collective health depends on it.

?? Today is World Hearing Day! ???? Hearing health is essential to staying connected to loved ones and living life to the fullest. Yet, over 1.5 billion people worldwide experience some degree of hearing loss. This World Hearing Day, let’s raise awareness about early detection, prevention, and the importance of better hearing. Whether it’s enjoying conversations, listening to your favorite music, or simply staying present in daily life—your hearing matters. At hear.com, we’re committed to breaking the stigma around hearing care and making top-notch hearing technology accessible to everyone. Join the movement by checking in on your hearing health and encouraging your loved ones to do the same! ?? Tell us in the comments: What’s your favorite sound that you never want to miss? ?? #hearingaid #hearingloss #hearingaids #hearing #audiology #hearingcare #hearingtest #hearinghealth #audiologist #ear #hearwelllivewell #horizon #hearcom #betterhearing #Germantechnology #bluetooth #rechargeable #health #healthylifestyle #communication #qualityoflife #quality #technology #WorldHearingDay

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