Once we identify the obstacles that are preventing us from implementing a family-centered approach, we can brainstorm and find facilitators to overcome them.

Bringing adults with hearing loss and their family members together to problem solve day-to-day communication is a brilliant way to provide family-centered hearing care.

Bringing Family Centered Care (FCC) to life takes a conscious effort. By simply setting clear, easy and measurable goals, you can confidently raise your hand the next time you’re asked whether you practice FCC.

For family-centered care to be effective in your clinic, it should be embraced by all staff members.

You can do a good job practicing family-centered care (FCC) without any special tools, but with the right tools, you can do it much better!