Auditory Pathway

https://audpathway.com/

Auditory Pathway is a specialty telehealth practice for the patients most audiology clinics aren't equipped to help. These are adults with auditory processing differences, tinnitus, hyperacusis and misophonia, many of whom arrive with a "normal" hearing test and no explanation for what they're living with. Founded by Dr. Kaitlyn Lepore, AuD, it runs 100% telehealth across the US, Ireland and the UK. Launching it meant starting with no website, no local footprint and a service model that doesn't fit how audiology sites are usually built.

Audflow built it from a blank page. The site leads with the patient's experience rather than the clinical label, an interactive symptom section routes visitors to the right service, and a four-step care path shows how telehealth audiology actually works before anyone has to ask. The result is a first impression that does what most audiology sites fail to do: making a patient feel recognized before they've booked anything.

Dr. Kaitlyn Lepore

"My website exceeded my expectations. Working with Audflow has felt like having a true partner who is genuinely invested in the success of my business."

Real photography of Dr. Lepore paired with a headline that names the patient's experience instead of selling a service, with credentials, telehealth availability and a no-pressure first step all visible above the fold.

An interactive section where visitors choose what they are experiencing, processing difficulty, sound sensitivity or tinnitus, and see their own experience described back to them alongside the treatment that addresses it.

A four-step care path that removes the uncertainty around telehealth audiology, showing patients exactly what happens from first call to ongoing support.

Brand and messaging built for patients who have been dismissed elsewhere
Interactive symptom selector that routes visitors to the right service
Location pages across the US, Ireland and the United Kingdom
Dedicated service pages for APD, Buffalo Model training, hyperacusis, misophonia and tinnitus
A telehealth process section that answers objections before the booking form