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Dr. Hope Lanter

Founder at Dr. Hope for Hearing and 2 other companies
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I am an accomplished and goal-oriented audiology expert with over 20 years of experience in both clinical and corporate settings. A skilled public speaker and workshop leader, I excel in delivering effective communication and presentations, making complex topics accessible to diverse audiences. Having transitioned from clinical practice to a corporate leadership role, I have gained invaluable expertise in partnership development, customer relationship management, and public relations.

Known for creating and executing innovative, results-driven strategies, I have a proven track record of connecting with patients and driving customer satisfaction. As a trusted expert in assessing business value and increasing sales performance, I combine advanced knowledge of sales techniques with a strong background in hearing aid sales. This expertise is complemented by a data-driven approach to business decisions, leveraging metrics and KPIs to develop impactful recommendations that drive financial and strategic growth.

A business-minded leader with exceptional oral and written communication skills, I am eager to take on new challenges and contribute to the ongoing success of healthcare organizations.

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  • Navigating OTC vs. Prescription Hearing Aids: Expert Insights
    Dr. Hope advises that OTC hearing aids suit mild to moderate hearing loss but lack customization. "Prescription aids, tailored by professionals, offer more features." She stresses the importance of a professional evaluation to determine the best fit. While OTC aids are cost-effective, some prescription options may be similarly priced. Consult a hearing care provider to align your choice with your lifestyle needs.
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  • Hearing loss can be an early sign of many conditions, including dementia. So proper hearing care is a vital component to a healthy life, and there are ways to help lessen the risk of losing your hearing.

  • The OTC and direct-to-consumer options open up avenues for those who have no other path to get hearing aids.

  • A new study found that older adults who start losing both vision and hearing are twice as likely to develop dementia as people with only one or neither impairment. Hearing loss can be an early sign of many conditions, including dementia. So proper hearing care is a vital component to a healthy life, and there are ways to help lessen the risk of losing your hearing.

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