We provide a complete hearing care service including FREE hearing tests. Our audiologist Danish is a hearing care professional. He will advise you on the best modern hearing aids and recommend the best one for you.
Wax removal is also available too with our hearing specialist at our local clinic in Tardebigge near Bromsgrove.
Hearing loss has an impact on your life. Whether you have moderate hearing loss or severe hearing loss we can help you with better hearing. There are new hearing aids and hearing aid accessories to suit everyone, making everyday situations and speech understanding much better.
Please contact us to discuss your hearing challenges and provide a date and time that suits you for your free hearing test appointment.
Our hearing aids are 7 years more advanced than those available on the NHS. You can even have colourful hearing aids.
Our hearing healthcare professional will educate patients on the effects of noise on hearing and fit them with protective hearing devices.
Looking after your ears is just as important as looking after your eyes.
When you start noticing any changes in your hearing, or if you have sudden hearing loss, simply book in for a free professional hearing test and get your hearing checked with us.
Hearing loss affects your ability to hear a loved one, hearing at work and of course your ability to listen to music. It can have a massive effect on your social life.
The NHS provides free hearing tests and usually, your GP will refer you to the NHS to book an initial appointment with an audiologist. Because it normally takes up to six weeks to get an appointment, patients often get tested privately instead.
The types of hearing aids we can offer are ahead of NHS by 7 years. Advanced technology means that you get a better hearing aid that can eliminate background noise better and be generally more efficient. A hearing loss is more noticeable than a hearing aid
While you are being tested sounds are sent to you at various pitches and volumes using a computer-driven audiometer. This allows our audiologist to adjust the pitch of those sounds manually and at different intensities.
You respond to these sounds by pressing a button to indicate when you hear them. The quietest level of each sound you hear is recorded at each pitch – then plotted on the audiogram.
