Improve ROI by Transforming Hearing Benefits

Wednesday, 3/20/2024
11:00 AM CT – 12:00 PM CT (60 minutes)
Vendor Spotlight Host: Amplifon

Health plan members are becoming more aware of their hearing and how it impacts their health. Research on the relationship between hearing loss and dementia, depression and falls with injury is gaining more visibility in both news outlets and social media. As health plan administrators, how do we use this information to educate our members on the health implications of untreated hearing loss and motivate them to seek help?

This presentation will dive into the latest research on comorbidities and health conditions associated with hearing loss to improve your understanding of how common chronic health conditions and comorbidities affect hearing, member health, and how a hearing benefit can positively impact member outcomes, reduce downstream health care costs and increase health plan ROI.

Join Amplifon on this enlightening journey to deepen your comprehension of the pivotal role hearing plays in overall health and discover how health plans can actively support their members.

• Review the latest research in hearing loss and hearing aids.
• Identify common chronic health conditions that negatively impact hearing and balance.
• Explain how serious comorbidities such as dementia, depression and falls are impacted by hearing loss and hearing aid use.

Please note that this webinar is a Vendor Spotlight and will be a capabilities-focused presentation. While this vendor is not under contract with the Health Plan Alliance, we believe this webinar will provide you the opportunity to learn more about this vendor and the programs and services it provides. Offering this webinar does not imply that the Health Plan Alliance endorses this vendor. The webinar is merely for informational purposes only. Should you wish to share feedback and/or have questions about this vendor, please contact Jaime González, the Alliance’s Chief Business Development Officer, at jaime.gonzalez@healthplanalliance.org or 972-830-6355.