Make your hearing access visible.
Claim your listing, confirm the system, and tell visitors how to use it when they arrive.
Good first stepClaim and verify one venue.
Explore the venue path For organizations
Make hearing access easier to find—together.
Choose the role closest to your organization. Start with one useful contribution; HearFinder helps structure, review, and publish it.
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Bring what you already knowYour venues, projects, product facts, patient pathway, or local network.
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HearFinder reviews itWe structure the information, identify gaps, check evidence, and avoid duplicates.
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Create public valueAccepted contributions become discoverable, attributable, and maintainable.
Participation paths
What can your organization own?
You do not need a global program to begin. A small, accurate first contribution is enough.
Publish trusted project outcomes.
Convert completed installations into structured venue records with factual attribution.
Good first stepShare a batch of 5–20 projects.
Explore the installer path Connect products to real-world use.
Contribute authoritative compatibility information or evidence-backed deployment data.
Good first stepPropose one maintained dataset.
Explore the brand path Turn device education into confident visits.
Use HearFinder in counseling, demos, and local hearing-access recommendations.
Good first stepCreate one patient referral pathway.
Explore the clinic path Build trusted local coverage.
Organize a member, venue-type, city, or regional cohort and keep its information current.
Good first stepDefine one manageable local cohort.
Explore the community path Make accessibility progress measurable.
Connect public venue data, community outreach, and transparent coverage gaps.
Good first stepPropose one district or service pilot.
Explore the public-sector path What participation means
Useful contribution, not logo collection.
- ✓ Public listings remain free to discover.
- ✓ Payment cannot buy verification or ranking.
- ✓ Contributors receive factual attribution.
- ✓ Unknown information stays visibly unknown.