Hello! Has anyone ever heard of or have had experience working with American Hearing Aid Associates? It seems like they are some network of hearing aid professionals (dispensers?) and have various clinics in the nation. Any information would be appreciated, thanks!
American Hearing Aid Associates?
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They are a buying group. I do not know the the true ins and outs by any means, but practices assoiciate/contract with them (pay some type of fee, and there may be some offices they actually own, not sure) in return for services which include discounts on hearing aid costs. They may also provide assistance with marketing, running your practice, staffing (I've seen jobs posted for AHAA practices), etc. Someone feel free to correct any wrong information.
In response to the question asked, and with no intent to promote or SPAM any member, you can find out more about American Hearing Aid Associates (AHAA) at www.ahaanet.com. The company serves Audiologists and other Hearing Health professionals by assisting in the management and operational efficiency of their private practices. AHAA also provides their members (Associates) with various services such as recruiting assistance, marketing support and direction, along with business training. Some people refer to AHAA as a buying group, because we do provide single point of contact purchasing with over two dozen hearing device manufacturers - to simplify billing, returns, and cash flow for our Associates. We do not have a financial, or franchise interest in any practices, nor do we private label any devices. Our objectives are to improve the business office functions of practices run by those who have been clinically trained. Lastly, we provide potential patients with current information about hearing loss and hearing health at www.SecondSenseHearing.com but we do not sell or provide services directly to individual consumers.
