Neurotone Offers Partner Certification Program for Lace Pro and Tinnitus Pro

Neurotone AI has launched a Partner Certification program for hearing care practices and individual providers offering its Lace Pro auditory training platform. A separate certification for its Tinnitus Pro platform is scheduled to become available September 28. The program has two tracks. Individual providers can complete an assessment and receive a certification for each product....

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✦ The floor

Discussion

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✦ Clinical Takeaway ✦

No actionable change to clinical practice; this is a vendor certification program announcement with no new clinical evidence presented.

✦ Why It Matters ✦

Structured provider certification programs for auditory training and tinnitus management software signal a push toward formalising digital therapeutic pathways in hearing care, which could shape how clinics differentiate their service offerings.

✦ Key Points ✦

01Neurotone AI has launched a Partner Certification program for hearing care providers.
02The program covers two platforms: Lace Pro (auditory/speech training) and Tinnitus Pro (tinnitus management).
03Tinnitus Pro certification became available from September 28.
04The program targets clinic-level adoption by formally credentialing providers on both platforms.
05No clinical outcome data or peer-reviewed evidence is cited in the announcement.

✦ Claims & Evidence ✦

ClaimEvidenceSupport

Neurotone AI's Partner Certification program covers Lace Pro auditory training and Tinnitus Pro platforms.

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Tinnitus Pro certification became available from September 28.

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