The Business of Hearing

The 3 Scariest Numbers in Private Practice Hearing Care

The Business of Hearing

Show Notes

This Halloween special breaks down the three most critical business numbers that affect hearing practice profitability. Oli Luke reveals why relying on a single patient source (concentration risk), maintaining a help rate below 40%, and declining ASP/ATV are the "scary metrics" that demand immediate attention.

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