Why Hearing Protection Should be a Part of Every Hearing Aid Practice

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Grace Sturdivant, of OtoPro Technologies , joins Dave during National Protect Your Hearing Month to share how she got into the hearing conservation business, why more hearing care professionals should embrace and sell hearing protection products in their practices, and how focusing on the needs of patients always leads to good things. Link to full transcript

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