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Beltone receives “A+” accreditation from Better Business Bureau
Company's trust, integrity, reliability and transparency earn BBB's.
CHICAGO, March 15, 2011 – Beltone received an “A-plus” rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), the organization's highest possible accreditation grade. Only select businesses receive a BBB accreditation, an honor that represents the organization's confidence that a business is operating in a trustworthy manner and will make a good faith effort to resolve any customer concerns filed with the organization.

“We are proud to be designated as a top-rated BBB Accredited Business,” says Todd Murray, President of Beltone. “In today's world it is imperative that our customers know how seriously we take our commitment to excellence in hearing care and patient satisfaction. Achieving BBB accreditation exemplifies our dedication to that goal.”

The Better Business Bureau rating is based on an in-depth review of many different aspects of Beltone's business practices and reflects the company's ongoing efforts to provide patients with professional and caring service.

As with all businesses accredited by the BBB, Beltone must adhere to the BBB's “Code of Business Practices,” a comprehensive set of policies, procedures and best practices on how businesses treat consumers. The standards call for building trust, embodying integrity, advertising honestly and truthful. To maintain their accreditation a business must be transparent, honor their promises, be responsive to customers and take care to safeguard customer privacy.

“Accreditation in the BBB is by invitation only,” says Steve J. Bernas, president & CEO of the Better Business Bureau serving Chicago and Northern Illinois. “And only those businesses that meet our high standards and pass the review process are approved by our Board of Directors.”


About the Better Business Bureau


As a private, non-profit organization, the purpose of the Better Business Bureau is to promote an ethical marketplace. BBBs help resolve buyer/seller complaints by means of conciliation, mediation and arbitration. BBBs also review advertising claims, online business practices and charitable organizations. BBBs develop and issue reports on businesses and nonprofit organizations and encourage people to check out a company or charity before making a purchase or donation.