Beltone History The Beltone legacy began in the 1930's when Sam and Faye Posen recognized the need for personalized and miniaturized hearing aid technology. As a way to help a friend with hearing loss, Sam knew that the hearing aids of that time could not offer the individualized hearing capabilities that he had in mind. Sam wanted the individual to hear the music of life come through “as clear as the tone of a bell.” By 1940 Beltone was open for business in a modest building in downtown Chicago, Illinois. Beltone has grown to be one of the largest manufacturers of hearing instruments. In addition to providing outstanding service and support in over 1,500 offices in North America, Beltone also sells products in over 50 countries worldwide. Beltone remains the most trusted brand for quality products and care among its patients and adults aged 50 and older. --------------------------------------------- Beltone Skoric Hearing Aid Center Bob Skoric, President of Beltone Skoric Hearing Aid Center, has been servicing the hearing impaired community with Beltone since 1988, and has helped more than 20,000 patients improve their quality of life through better hearing. In 2008, Bob and his wife, Jelena, took over the local Beltone practice, and expanded from three original locations to 29 locations in mid to upper Michigan. At Beltone Skoric Hearing Aid Center, we focus on educating the hearing impaired community as well as the general public about the negative effects of hearing loss. Beltone has been servicing the hearing impaired for over 75 years, and remains the most trusted name in hearing aids with over a 95% patient satisfaction rating. We offer a wide selection of products designed to fit your hearing care needs, lifestyle, and budget.