Avada Hearing Care Launches Online Store
Louisville, January 2009 -- Avada Hearing Care Centers, operating subsidiary of Hearing Healthcare Management, Inc, (HHM), is pleased to announce the launch of our online store. The new store is part of our efforts to provide ancillary items that can enhance the communication abilities and needs that go above and beyond the hearing instruments people currently wear.
The store allows people to purchase these products from the comfort of their own homes, which provides a convenient, fast, simple way for them to receive the accessories that prolong the life of their hearing instruments, and make life easier. Some of the products offered in the new store include: hearing instrument cleaners, dehumidifiers, telephones, alarm clocks, and television accessories. The catalog can be accessed through the Avada website: http://www.avada.com/store
Avada Hearing Care has a reputation for providing quality products and caring service--it is the standard in each of the communities it serves. "We continue to focus on improving our patient's experience and satisfaction. The addition of the store to our website provides not only our patients, but all hearing instrument wearers access to quality hearing instrument accessories to help maintain the quality of their instruments." said Steve W. Barlow, Chief Executive Officer of Avada.
Everyone over the age of 55 should have annual hearing screenings. Avada offers free hearing screenings for those interested. Nationwide, Avada Hearing Care Centers' mission has always been to serve the hearing impaired with the highest degree of professionalism, technology and service available. Avada operates more than 275 hearing care centers nationwide. For more information about Avada and its services, please call 1-800-781-9962 or visit www.avada.com.
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