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Hearing Aid Dealers

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Hearing Aid Dealers

Overview

Michigan State Hearing Aid Dealer Regulation

Hearing Aid Dealers are regulated under Article 13 of Public Act 299 of 1980, as amended. Article 13 defines hearing aid dealers to be a person who engages in the sale or offering for sale at retail of a hearing aid.

In addition to state licensing requirements, the FTC (US Federal Trade Commission) and the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) are responsible for monitoring the business practice and manufacture of hearing aid dispensers and vendors.

  Article 1-6 of the Occupational Code

 

Apply / Renew Online

State of Michigan Hearing Aid Dealer Regulation website provides a comprehensive and structured overview of regulatory and licensing information for hearing aid dealer professionals within the state. The page includes an overview of the profession including links to the applicable section of the Occupational Code. Users will find the link to apply for or renew a hearing aid dealer license on this page as well as various links to resources for hearing aid dealer applicants and licensees such as hearing aid dealer, salesperson, trainee, and trainee supervisor licensing guides and frequently asked questions (FAQs), exam and experience verification request forms, and resources for skilled immigrants.