Welcome To Our Hearing Care Partnership







Opticall Hearing Care Partnership Guide


Opticall Hearing Care

Partnership Guide for Care Homes

Welcome to the Partnership

Thank you for registering your interest. This guide explains everything you need to know about how our partnership works.

The Consent-First Approach

No screening takes place without family consent.

We handle the entire consent process and provide you with full visibility through your dashboard.

Tools We Provide You

Email Template

Ready-to-use email for families explaining the service and inviting consent

Secure Consent Form

Google Workspace form where families provide consent online (GDPR compliant)

Backend Dashboard

Real-time tracking of consent status, screenings, outcomes, and visits

How the Partnership Works

Step 1: Family Consent Process

Role Action
Your Role 1. Share the email template with families, next of kin, or POAs
2. Families complete the secure online consent form
3. Monitor consent status via your dashboard
Our Role – Provide all templates and forms
– Set up your dashboard access
– Answer any family queries directly
Timeline We expect families to typically respond within 5-7 days of sharing the service introduction and consent email

2

FREE Hearing Screening (Once Consent Received)

Our HCPC-registered audiologist visits your care home to conduct screenings.

Detail Description
Session Details 10-15 minutes per resident, conducted in resident’s room or quiet area, immediate results provided
Coordination You confirm a suitable date/time and provide a contact name. We fit around your daily routines
Results Shared With Care team (immediate verbal feedback) and Family (written summary within 24 hours)

3

Follow-Up Care Based on Results

Outcomes are communicated directly with families. All follow-up visits are coordinated through you.

Path A: All Clear

Outcome: Hearing is healthy, no wax present

Next Steps:

FREE

Path B: Wax Build-Up Detected

Outcome: Wax obstruction identified

Next Steps:

  1. Family contacted with otoscopy images
  2. Treatment options explained
  3. If family agrees, payment taken
  4. Return visit scheduled through you
  5. Post-removal hearing screening conducted

£119
(Payment taken BEFORE removal visit)

Path C: Hearing Loss Detected

Outcome: Hearing loss identified, no wax obstruction

Next Steps:

  1. Family contacted with screening results
  2. Full audiology assessment recommended
  3. If family agrees, payment taken
  4. 30-minute assessment scheduled through you
  5. Detailed report and consultation provided
  6. Hearing aid options discussed if appropriate

£109
(Assessment cost redeemable against hearing aid purchase)

Hearing aids (if needed): £995 – £3,850

4

Ongoing Support

For all residents:

For hearing aid users:

Payment & Billing

No Cost to Your Care Home

All services are paid directly by residents’ families. We handle all payment processing before any paid service visit.

Service Cost to Family When Charged
Initial hearing screening FREE N/A
Wax removal £119 Before removal visit
Full audiology assessment £109 Before assessment visit
Hearing aids £995 – £3,850 Before fitting (assessment cost redeemable)

What You Get From This Partnership

Enhanced Resident Care

Professional hearing care improves communication and quality of life

Zero Financial Burden

Families pay directly—no costs to your care home

Full Transparency

Dashboard access gives complete visibility of all activity

Minimal Disruption

All services delivered on-site at convenient times

Family Satisfaction

Families appreciate proactive hearing care provision

Professional Standards

HCPC-registered audiologist with dementia-friendly training

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What if a family doesn’t respond to the consent request?

A: We can send a follow-up reminder, or you can mention it during routine family contact.

Q: Can we include residents who have capacity to consent?

A: Yes, the consent form can be completed by the resident themselves if they have capacity.

Q: What if we only want to offer this to some residents?

A: That’s fine. You decide which residents’ families to contact.

Q: How long does the screening visit take?

A: 10-15 minutes per resident. We typically screen 8-12 residents in a 2-hour visit.

Q: What happens if a resident refuses the screening on the day?

A: We respect their wishes. Our audiologist is experienced in working with residents who may be anxious or reluctant.

Your Next Steps

  1. Reply to our email confirming you’d like to move forward
  2. We’ll send you the email template, consent form link, and dashboard login
  3. We’ll schedule a brief 15-minute call to answer any questions
  4. You share the template with families and monitor responses
  5. Once consents are received, we coordinate the first visit




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