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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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(2) In response to an inquiry from the solicited individual[; or
(3) On referral of the person making the solicitation to the solicited
individual by a third party].
2-314.7.
While [providing or offering to provide hearing aid services] PRACTICING
AUDIOLOGY OR HEARING AID DISPENSING, a person may not engage in an unfair or
deceptive trade practice, as defined in § 13-301 of the Commercial Law Article.
2-314.8.
Each time an audiologist or a hearing aid dispenser sells a hearing aid to an
individual, the audiologist or the hearing aid dispenser shall give the individual a
receipt that includes:
(1) The name and address of the regular place of business of the
audiologist or the hearing aid dispenser;
(2) The license number of the audiologist or the hearing aid dispenser;
(3) The [specifications] MAKE, MODEL, AND SERIAL NUMBER of the
hearing aid provided;
(4) If the hearing aid is used or reconditioned, a statement that
indicates that the hearing aid is used or reconditioned;
(5) The amount charged for the hearing aid; [and]
(6) THE TOTAL REFUNDABLE AMOUNT OF THE HEARING AID IF IT
IS RETURNED WITHIN 30 DAYS AS PROVIDED IN THE HEARING AID SALES ACT,
TITLE 14, SUBTITLE 25 OF THE COMMERCIAL LAW ARTICLE; AND
[(6)] (7) The signature of the audiologist or the hearing aid
dispenser.
2-314.9.
(a) If after a hearing under § 2-315 of this subtitle, the Board finds that
there are grounds under § 2-314 of this subtitle to suspend or revoke a license or to
reprimand a licensee or place a licensee on probation, the Board may impose a penalty
not exceeding [$1,000] $5,000 in addition to suspending or revoking the license,
reprimanding the licensee, or placing the licensee on probation.
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