N.Y. GBS Law § 802
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Special provisions; not-for-profit sales
Official statutory text
§ 802. Special provisions; not-for-profit sales. 1. No\notolaryngologist or other licensed physician who has conducted a medical\nevaluation of hearing loss shall engage in the business of dispensing\nhearing aids for a profit. No otolaryngologist or other licensed\nphysician who has dispensed a hearing aid shall refuse or fail to\nperform repairs or service on any hearing aid that they have dispensed.\n 2. Every licensed physician who engages in the dispensing of hearing\naids in compliance with the provisions of this section shall be required\nto comply with sections seven hundred ninety-one, seven hundred\nninety-eight and eight hundred three of this article, in addition to\ncompliance with this section.\n
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