Independent HEARING health care
In the same way we care for your eyes – with independent advice, clinical excellence and personal service – you can now benefit from all this for your ears too!
We now provide independent, professional, hearing health care and audiology services, through working in partnership with Amplify Hearing and our expert audiologist, Christina Clack.
Get in touch with us to book your complimentary hearing appointment. Booking a hearing health check is the quickest and easiest way of finding out if you’re suffering from hearing loss. If you do need hearing devices, as an independent hearing aid provider, we offer a wide range of invisible, rechargeable and digital hearing devices – all with up to 5 years’ warranty and free after care as standard, lifetime of your hearing aids. To find out more about the different types of hearing aids available, take a look at Types of Hearing Aids
Why it’s important to check your hearing
Hearing loss is not always age related and it is important to regularly check your hearing to make sure you are not suffering from hearing loss. If you are experiencing a deterioration in your hearing, it is crucial to identify the root cause, so it can potentially be slowed down. More than 40% of people aged over 50 have some form of hearing loss, and this rises to more than 70% for people aged over 70. One in five of us have some form of hearing loss in the UK.
For more information on the causes and different types of hearing loss, click here.
How to check if you have symptoms of hearing loss?
Hearing loss is often gradual, and the symptoms aren’t always obvious, so you may be suffering and not realise it. Check for these symptoms:
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Everyone around you seems to mumble when they talk
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You have to ask people to repeat themselves
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Taking part in a conversation in a noisy place is difficult
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You need to turn up the TV volume
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You don’t hear cars approaching
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You find it hard to keep up in group chats
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You struggle to hear on the phone
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You experience whistling or ringing in your ears
Our services
Ear Wax Removal
Excess earwax can be troublesome to your hearing, causing ear pain, difficulty hearing, or a sensation of fullness in the ear.
Attempting to remove ear wax at home can be dangerous and potentially lead to serious complications, such as ear canal damage, perforation of the eardrum, or infection. That’s why it is always recommended to see a healthcare provider who specialises in wax removal.
Our audiologist will remove excess wax effectively and safely through microsuction, which is painless, clean and liquid-free.
Get in touch to book your wax removal appointment and find relief.
