MyHearing

Clinics spend scarce appointment slots finding out whether a patient needed one at all. Enquiries arrive unqualified, patients arrive unprepared, and the clinician starts every consultation from zero — collecting history and expectations that could have been gathered before the visit.

Inbound enquiries are pre-screened through validated clinical self-assessments, qualified patients are engaged and prepared before the visit, and the clinician receives a complete, sign-off-ready data pack before the patient arrives. Appointment slots go to the patients who need them.

Qualified enquiries — validated clinical self-assessments filter inbound demand, so clinics see the patients who need them.

Prepared patients — expectations, history and the questions worth asking are gathered before the visit, not during it.

Sign-off-ready data pack — the clinician starts the consultation with a complete picture, ready to confirm rather than collect.

Privacy by architecture — the system holds no personal data; the source of truth stays in the clinic's own systems.

Pre-screen

Inbound enquiries go through validated clinical self-assessments, so appointment slots are spent on patients who need them.

Prepare

Qualified patients are engaged and prepared before their visit — expectations, history, the questions worth asking.

Hand over

The clinician receives a complete, sign-off-ready data pack before the patient arrives.

Confirm

Nothing reaches a clinical record until an audiologist confirms it — sign-off is a step in the flow, not a policy on paper.