Who it is for
Anyone whose hearing aid sounds weak, whistles, cuts out or has stopped working, and users who need batteries or spares.
What happens
- Check-up, cleaning and drying of your hearing aid
- Replacement of tubes, domes, wax guards and receivers
- Reprogramming if your hearing or needs have changed
- Hearing aid batteries in all common sizes (10, 13, 312, 675)
- Coordination of manufacturer repairs and warranty claims
Related conditions
More services in this area
- Hearing assessmentA full diagnostic hearing evaluation for adults and children, explained in plain language with a written report.
- Hearing tests for babies & childrenHearing tests designed for babies and young children, including BERA and play audiometry.
- Hearing aids: selection, fitting & trialIndependent advice across major brands, a trial before you buy, and careful fitting and fine-tuning.
- Cochlear implant evaluation & mappingCandidacy assessment, surgeon coordination, switch-on, mapping and auditory rehabilitation after implantation.
- Tinnitus & sound sensitivity careAssessment and a management plan for ringing, buzzing or discomfort with everyday sounds.
- Vertigo & balance assessmentTesting of the inner-ear balance system and vestibular rehabilitation exercises.
Not sure where to start? Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you have noticed. We will suggest the right first appointment, whether that is a hearing test, a speech assessment, or both.