i-Clarity Audiology

Vision and hearing.
One patient. One record. One platform.

A patient moves from an eye examination to a hearing assessment without another record, another database or another disconnected journey. Not an optical PMS that happens to contain an audiogram — an end-to-end audiology workflow.

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Same patient. Same record. Watch it switch.

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Brian Walsh

DOB 27 Nov 1943 · #19122 · Unsworth

Latest refraction · 27 Apr

SphCylAxisR+1.25-0.5090L+1.50-0.7585

Add +2.25 · Varifocal dispensed 02 May

Clinical

  • OCT imaging27 Apr
  • Fields27 Apr
  • RecallOn track

Next sight test due Apr 2027 · GP: Dr Patel, Bury (NHS Spine)

Audiogram · pure tone · 14 May

dB HL
0204060801002505001k2k4k8k
Right (AC)× Left (AC)Previous: 12 Nov 2024

COSI

  • Conversation in noiseMuch better
  • TelevisionBetter
  • PhoneFollow-up

Hearing aids

Binaural RIC · fitted 21 May

Follow-up 18 Jun · NOAH session linked

Next hearing review due May 2026 · same GP, same recall diary, same record.

Brian's eye exam and hearing assessment live on one record — one set of demographics, one diary, one recall system, one till. Nothing re-keyed, nothing disconnected.

A complete workflow

Clinical and commercial, end to end.

From case history to audiogram to hearing aid to follow-up — with the referrals, outcomes and NOAH data along the way.

01 · Assess

A dedicated hearing assessment record — on the same file as the eye exam.

  • Structured audiology case history
  • Configurable clinical questionnaires
  • Otoscopy recorded on the record
Everything in this stage
  • Structured audiology case history
  • Reasons for visit and patient notes
  • General health, medication and family history
  • Previous examination history
  • Configurable clinical questionnaires
  • Otoscopy and hearing assessment recording
  • Clinical notes throughout the patient journey
Brian Walsh · Case history & otoscopy

Reason for visit

Struggling to follow conversation in restaurants; wife noticed TV volume creeping up.

Otoscopy

R Clear canal, TM intact

L Mild wax, TM visible

History

Noise exposure · engineering, 30 yrs

Meds: amlodipine · No FH

Questionnaire · Hearing handicap (short)Complete

02 · Test

An integrated audiogram — not a bolt-on.

  • Air & bone conduction, masked & unmasked
  • Speech audiometry and speech masking
  • Previous results overlaid for comparison
Everything in this stage
  • Air and bone conduction
  • Left/right ear plotting
  • Masked and unmasked thresholds
  • Frequency-specific thresholds
  • Multiple audiometric symbols and test conditions
  • Speech audiometry and speech masking
  • Right and left ear clinical notes
  • Previous results for comparison
  • Audiogram display controls
Brian Walsh · Audiometry

Pure tone · air & bone · masked

vs 12 Nov 2024
R airL airL boneSpeech: SRT 40 dB · 88% @ 70

03 · Understand

COSI built in — record the difficulties, track the improvement, prove the outcome.

  • COSI needs assessment
  • Improvement and final ability tracked
  • Outcomes and recommendations recorded
Everything in this stage
  • COSI needs assessment
  • Individual listening difficulties recorded
  • Improvement and final ability tracked
  • Outcome recording
  • Follow-up notes
  • Recommendation recording
Brian Walsh · Hearing needs & outcomes

COSI · Client Oriented Scale of Improvement

Conversation with family in noiseMuch better
Television at normal volumeBetter
Phone callsSlightly better

Recommendation: binaural RIC · recorded 14 May

04 · Fit

From recommendation to fitting to follow-up — one workflow, connected to NOAH.

  • Recommendation → dispensing → fitting record
  • Import from and export to NOAH
  • Fitting data without re-keying the patient
Everything in this stage
  • Hearing aid recommendation workflow
  • Dispensing notes
  • Fitting and dispensing records
  • Follow-up management
  • Patient recall management
  • Next-due scheduling
  • Import from NOAH
  • Export to NOAH
  • Connected audiological test results
  • Fitting and test data accessible without re-keying patient information
Brian Walsh · Hearing aid dispensing & NOAH

Binaural RIC · fitted 21 May

Dispensed

Dispensing notes · domes M/closed · REM verified

NOAH

Session linked · fitting data imported

No re-keying — same patient, same record

Synced
Follow-up · 18 Jun · 09:40In diary

05 · Follow up

Every referral, response and outcome documented — and the next visit already in the diary.

  • Referral recording and response tracking
  • Clinical outcome documentation
  • Recall and next-due scheduling
Everything in this stage
  • Referral recording
  • Referral response tracking
  • Clinical outcome documentation
  • Recommendation status
  • Structured follow-up
  • Complete historical patient record
Brian Walsh · Referral & clinical governance

Referral · ENT, asymmetric loss query

Response received

Sent 22 May · Reply 04 Jun · Outcome: no further action

Next due

Hearing review · May 2026 · recall scheme: audiology annual

Sight test · Apr 2027 · same record, same diary

Complete history: 3 hearing visits · 6 eye exams · every letter, result and note.

Integrated practice management

Everything else is already there.

Audiology doesn't get a separate system. It gets the whole platform.

Shared patient demographicsAppointment diaryRecall managementSMS and email communicationsPatient documentsInvoicing and paymentsReportingMarketing and patient communicationMulti-location management
In development

NHS hearing, next.

We're building NHS hearing capability into the same record — private audiology and NHS hearing, side by side, one patient. When it's right, it ships to every practice.

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Running audiology, or thinking about it?

We integrated audiology into our own practices on i-Clarity — so we've done the switch you're weighing up. A discovery call is the fastest way to see it on a real record.

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