What HearFinder provides
A patient-friendly venue search, technology explainers, shareable local resources, and an evidence-based referral pathway.
For clinics and audiologists
Help patients move from device fitting to confident public listening.
HearFinder gives hearing professionals a practical directory to use in counseling, demos, and follow-up—plus a way to improve local venue information.
What the clinic contributes
A named clinical owner, accurate clinic information, patient education or referral activity, and local venue corrections where appropriate.
Why participate
Bridge the gap between compatible devices and real places.
A counseling resource
Show patients where hearing access may be available and what they need to use it.
Local learning and demos
Connect suitable clinics, events, and accessible venues to practical listening education.
A community feedback loop
Help identify missing or outdated local listings while HearFinder handles verification.
Activation evidence
A clinic activates through a working patient pathway.
Activation requires a claimed or verified clinic profile plus a completed contribution such as a documented patient referral workflow, hosted education activity, or accepted local venue cohort.
How it works
Add HearFinder to the patient journey.
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Claim the clinic
Confirm services, contact ownership, and any public listening education offered.
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Choose the pathway
Use a referral resource, demo activity, or local venue contribution that fits the clinic.
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Confirm use
Record the completed activity and keep clinic and venue details current.
Give patients somewhere practical to use what they learned.
Start with one clinic profile and one measurable patient pathway.