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WASHINGTON, DC, April 02, 2018 -- “The introduction of the Audiology Patient Choice Act is a sign that Congress is willing to continue the important discussion of hearing healthcare, especially given the connection between hearing health and overall cognitive and physical health,” said Brandon Sawalich, HIA Board Chairman and President of Starkey Hearing Technologies. “As we continue to monitor the legislation, all of us at HIA look forward to our continued work with policy makers, patient, doctor, and consumer groups to improve hearing healthcare for all Americans.”
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About Hearing Industries Association:
HIA is the trusted voice in hearing healthcare for patient safety and education, delivery care, innovation and public policy. Headquartered in Washington, DC, HIA is the national trade association of manufacturers of hearing aids, implantable hearing devices, assistive listening devices, component parts, and power sources for amplification devices. https://www.hearing.org
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