Plan coverage around your clinicians
Explore remote appointments for satellite clinics and locations where an audiologist is not always on site. Staffing, workflow, and scheduling stay under your clinic’s control.
Manufacturer-independent remote audiology
Connect your clinician.
Keep the equipment
you know.
Developed for clinics that want a remote audiologist working in their familiar equipment software, with an on-site assistant supporting the patient.
Build remote coverage around your clinic’s equipment choices. Our goal is compatibility across major computer-connected audiometer brands, verified model by model.
Coming soon. Initial integrations targeted for winter 2026:
Auditdata Measure, Inventis, plus PATH Medical OAE and tympanometry.
⇄ Manufacturer-independent by design
◉ An assistant stays with the patient
↗ Clinician joins in a browser
For owners and clinical teams
Make remote coverage fit your clinic.
Staffing a satellite location shouldn’t start with changing every piece of equipment. Hearing Link Pro is being built for teams sharing audiologists across locations and clinics exploring assisted remote appointments.
The clinician works remotely. Your assistant prepares the patient, manages the local setup, and stays available throughout the appointment.
Keep familiar equipment workflows
The clinician works in the clinic’s shared equipment application. We review your exact model and software before confirming compatibility.
Give the assistant a clear role
Prepare the station, invite the clinician, and admit them to the session. The assistant can take equipment control back when needed.
The assistant’s view
Keep your clinician in view.
Stay beside your patient.
During an assisted appointment, the clinician joins by video while your team supports the patient at the clinic. The patient preview helps the assistant keep track of what is being shared.
Watch Hearing Link Pro in action
Follow an assisted session from clinician invitation to shared testing and session end.
Staged demonstration of the actual software. People and patient details are fictional; equipment and test traces are simulated. No clinical measurements are demonstrated. Download the video.
Planned clinical workflows
One remote workspace.
Across your test battery.
We’re developing Hearing Link Pro to support audiometry, tympanometry, OAE, real-ear measurement, and video otoscopy through compatible clinic equipment and software.
Audiometry
Remote access to the clinic’s audiometer workspace.
Tympanometry
Connected middle-ear testing workflows.
OAE
Remote access to otoacoustic emissions testing.
REM
Real-ear measurement workflows on compatible systems.
Video otoscopy
A shared view from compatible video otoscopes.
These are planned capabilities, not a statement that every workflow is available today. REM and video otoscopy release dates are still to be confirmed. Each workflow requires compatible equipment, clinical verification, and an on-site assistant for physical tasks.
HIMSAPlanned interoperability
Noah compatibility is on our roadmap.
Noah is developed and supported by HIMSA, the Hearing Instrument Manufacturers’ Software Association. We plan to offer Noah compatibility to fit the way hearing-care teams already work.
Integration scope, supported Noah versions, and availability will be confirmed after development and testing. Hearing Link Pro is not currently presented as a HIMSA-certified Noah module or management system.
An assisted clinic workflow
Patient and equipment at the clinic.
Clinician connected remotely.
The assistant prepares the station
Open the Windows clinic app and equipment software. Check cameras, microphones, patient display, and the approved clinical audio setup.
The clinician joins by invitation
The clinician signs in through a browser. The assistant confirms who is waiting and admits them to the session.
Share the equipment workspace
See and speak with the clinic while controlling the shared equipment application. The on-site assistant handles physical tasks and can take control back.
Your equipment choices matter
Manufacturer-independent.
Verified for your setup.
Our goal is to work with any major computer-connected audiometer. Support will be confirmed for each model, software version, and clinical audio configuration before release.
Target launch · Winter 2026Auditdata Measure
Planned first audiometry integration, connecting the remote clinician with the clinic’s familiar Measure workspace. Clinical setup verification remains part of release preparation.
Target launch · Winter 2026PATH Medical
OAE and tympanometry integrations are planned alongside the initial launch, including the Sentiero Desktop workflow. Final supported configurations will be confirmed before release.
Target launch · 2026Inventis
Planned compatibility with selected Inventis equipment, starting with Piccolo Plus and the Maestro workspace. Additional models will follow equipment-specific verification.
Ask about your equipment ↗Next manufacturer integrations
Planned for early 2027
ICS · Bio-logic · Madsen
We plan to expand compatibility to selected equipment and software across these product families. Supported models and workflows will be announced after verification.
Launch dates are targets, subject to verification. Manufacturer names and logos identify planned integrations. Hearing Link Pro is independent and is not presented as sponsored or endorsed by these manufacturers.
Before you commit
A practical review of your clinic.
Start with a software walkthrough and an equipment review. We’ll use your clinic’s requirements to define a pilot scope and identify what still needs testing.
- Your exact equipmentManufacturer, model, software version, and clinical audio routing.
- Your people and roomsClinician access, on-site assistant tasks, cameras, microphones, and patient display.
- Your network and requirementsConnectivity, IT review, privacy requirements, calibration, and clinical readiness.
Coming soon · Planned clinic plan
Clear pricing for a clinic’s remote workspace.
Review the software and your equipment first. Enrollment and billing will begin only under agreed launch terms.
Discuss my clinic ↗$99 / clinic / month
- One simultaneous session per clinic
- Clinician browser access
- Live video, conversation audio, and shared equipment controls
- Saved clinic setup and clinician contacts
Planned software subscription, subject to final terms. Hardware, calibration, and clinical staffing are separate. We’ll confirm onboarding, support, and any setup costs before enrollment. Billing is not active.
Questions a clinic should ask
Know what’s involved.
Will it work with the audiometer we already own?
Manufacturer-independent compatibility is the goal. Initial integrations target Auditdata Measure and PATH Medical OAE / tympanometry for winter 2026, with selected Inventis integration also targeted for 2026. Natus, Otometrics, ICS, Bio-logic, and Madsen are planned for early 2027. Tell us your exact model and software version; we will confirm compatibility after verification.
Who needs to be with the patient?
An on-site assistant prepares the patient and equipment and handles physical tasks while the clinician joins remotely. This workflow is intended for an assisted clinic appointment.
Does the clinician need another installation?
The clinic station runs the Windows app. The clinician joins through a browser and uses their own Hearing Link Pro account. A Mac browser has passed development connection tests; final supported browser and operating-system requirements will be confirmed for launch.
How are clinical audio and calibration handled?
Hearing Link Pro shares the equipment workspace and provides conversation audio. The pilot review must separately verify clinical stimulus delivery, TalkOver routing, calibration, and the complete equipment configuration before patient use.
What about privacy and our IT review?
The current app uses individual accounts, session invitations, and assistant-controlled admission. We will review the clinic’s IT and patient-data requirements before a pilot. We are not claiming HIPAA compliance or a completed hospital security review.
What happens if the connection drops?
Reconnection has passed development bench testing across separate networks. The clinic station must stay online, and an invitation applies to its current session. Your pilot needs a local contingency plan and network testing before patient appointments.
Will it support REM, video otoscopy, and Noah?
Yes, these are planned parts of the roadmap. REM and video otoscopy depend on compatible clinical equipment and workflow verification. Noah compatibility is planned; its release date, supported versions, and integration scope have not yet been confirmed.
When can we start?
Initial integrations are targeted for winter 2026. You can request a software walkthrough and equipment review now. Availability depends on completed verification and the agreed scope of your clinic’s pilot.
Start with your equipment.
Tell us your model, software version, and what you want to make easier.