Your practice is more than a transaction.
Grant Smith Group helps audiology practice owners buy, sell and transition businesses with the industry knowledge, discretion and hands-on guidance that a general business broker may not bring.
Confidential conversations. No-cost initial discussion. Hearing healthcare focus since 1987.
Sell without losing sight of what you built.
Plan the transition, identify the right buyers, protect confidentiality, negotiate the deal and keep the interests of staff, patients and your legacy in view.
Talk about selling your practice →Buy with a clearer view of the opportunity.
Define your target market, identify practices, navigate negotiations and paperwork, and think beyond closing to financing, operations, staff and growth.
Talk about buying a practice →Audiology has its own realities. Your advisor should understand them.
A practice sale or acquisition affects more than valuation and contracts. It touches patients, staff, vendors, reputation and years of relationships. Grant Smith Group brings decades inside hearing healthcare to the table.
Industry context
Experience across hearing aid manufacturing, franchising, retail audiology, executive leadership and M&A.
Discretion when it matters
Transactions can require confidentiality and careful communication with the people who depend on the practice.
A relationship-led approach
GSG’s network and industry relationships help connect the right buyer and seller rather than treating the process like a generic listing.
Clear steps through a complicated decision.
Every practice and every owner’s goal is different. The process begins with understanding the outcome you want, then building the transaction around it.
Clarify the objective
Understand your timing, goals, constraints and what a successful outcome really looks like.
Build the plan
Assess the practice, market, target profile and the practical issues that could affect a transaction.
Find the right fit
Use targeted outreach and industry relationships to identify buyers or opportunities aligned with your criteria.
Navigate the deal
Support negotiations, paperwork and the transition so the agreement works beyond the signature.
A good deal has to work for more than one day.
The current Grant Smith Group approach emphasizes the people and relationships around the practice, not only the headline purchase price.
Your legacy
For sellers, the next owner can matter just as much as the transaction itself. GSG helps keep that personal requirement part of the process.
Your people
Staff, patients and vendor relationships are part of the value of a practice and need thoughtful handling through transition.
Your next chapter
Whether you are exiting, expanding or making your first acquisition, the goal is to get you to what comes next with less uncertainty.

Decades inside the hearing healthcare industry.
Grant began working in hearing healthcare in 1987. His background spans major hearing aid manufacturers, franchising, retail audiology businesses, executive leadership and mergers and acquisitions.
That breadth is the point: he understands the business from more than the broker’s side of the table, and has built relationships across the audiology industry worldwide.
Practical thinking from inside the industry.
A small, useful resource section keeps the experience focused while still showing the depth behind the advisory work.
Steps for Selling Successful Hearing Aid Practices
A practical perspective on preparing for and navigating the sale of a hearing healthcare practice.
Private practicePrivate Practitioners: Time to Differentiate Yourselves
Thinking about positioning, competition and what makes an independent hearing practice distinct.
Ownership transitionSelling Hearing Aid Practices: The Psychological View
Why a transaction is also an emotional transition for owners who have spent years building the business.
Thinking about buying or selling an audiology practice?
Start with a confidential, no-cost conversation about your situation, timing and objectives. No pressure, just a clearer sense of the path forward.