Wellness Care Planning Loss of Hearing Product Buyers list allows you to reach consumers who have purchased two or more products to treat hearing loss and deafness. These individuals are proactive in restoring or improving their hearing and purchase aids to assist hearing loss.

 

Consumers suffering with limited or complete loss of hearing purchase products for themselves, their children, or grandchildren who are hearing impaired. They are active individuals and want to enjoy listening to music, participating in a conversation, and enjoying every day sounds all around them. They will see an ear, nose, and throat doctor (ENT) for a proper diagnosis, hearing test, and treatment. Individuals who are deaf will work with an audiologist so they can learn to speak, read lips, and learn sign language so they can communicate with those around them.

 

Several causes for hearing loss include the normal aging process, chronic ear infections, tumors, trauma to the ear, disease, working in occupations with loud noises, and hearing impaired at birth. Individuals with hearing impairments experience learning difficulties in school and may struggle socially. It is important for them to communicate, be understood, and included all activities.

 

Hard of hearing product buyers purchase antibiotics, hearing aids, hearing aid batteries, sound amplifying devices, ear plugs, cochlear implants, headphones, vibrating alarm clocks, ear care, hearing protection, headsets, hearing loss computer software, and TV listening devices. They also purchase visual alert devices to alert them if a smoke alarm is beeping, the doorbell is ringing, or the phone is ringing. When individuals purchase the product that best treats their hearing loss, they are more active socially, perform a higher level in school and work, and are aware of what is around them in their environment.  

 

Consumers in the Wellness Care Planning Loss of Hearing Product Buyers mailing list are responsive to marketing offers from pharmaceuticals, drug manufacturers, independent living providers, hearing device retailers, communication providers, software providers, medical publications, and ear protection providers.