What HearFinder provides
A common venue data model, verified public discovery, correction workflows, partner attribution, and measurable activation evidence.
For ecosystem partners
Turn hearing-access work into a trusted public network.
HearFinder gives installers, technology companies, clinics, associations, and local communities a neutral way to make real-world access discoverable and measurable.
What partners contribute
Accurate records, accountable ownership, appropriate evidence, maintenance updates, and practical guidance for listeners.
Why participate
One network, four clear ways to participate.
Integrators and ALS providers
Turn completed installations into verified, attributed public venue records.
Explore this pathBrands and manufacturers
Connect compatible products and deployment data to real places without buying rank.
Explore this pathClinics and audiologists
Give patients practical places to test, learn, and use accessible listening.
Explore this pathCommunities and associations
Build and maintain a trusted local coverage page with visible gaps and corrections.
Explore this pathActivation evidence
Interest is not activation.
An organization counts as Activated only after a named owner completes an agreed contribution and HearFinder accepts the evidence—for example an approved venue batch, maintained local cohort, verified referral pathway, or usable data integration.
How it works
Start small, prove value, then scale.
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Choose a contribution
Agree on the smallest useful dataset, cohort, guide, or referral pathway.
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Complete verification
Assign an owner, submit evidence, and resolve data gaps before public use.
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Measure activation
Track accepted contributions and successful hearing-access connections, not vanity sign-ups.
Build the first verified contribution together.
Tell us which role you play and what credible contribution you can own.