Hearing aids are often seen as a last resort when it comes to hearing loss, and all too often people do not get on with their hearing aids. This leads to them giving up and accepting deafness as a part of getting older. Sadly, this results in a reduction in social activity and eventually social withdrawal. It also causes friction and arguments within family groups with partners blaming one another for not speaking properly or mumbling. Recent studies have shown that without social interaction and stimulation the brain can deteriorate faster than normal, with some links indicating dementia with untreated hearing loss. During these current times in particular, it is important more than ever that you do not feel isolated.

Modern hearing devices bear little resemblance in looks or technology to the old hearing aids that we remember our grandparents wearing. Today’s advancement in micro-chips and processing speeds enable us to provide superior support to the hearing impaired. The way the hearing aids look and the way that they can connect to other equipment has enabled us to deliver tailored solutions to our clients needs. Some people require simple no nonsense hearing devices, which are small and discreet. Whatever your needs are we are able to offer solutions to improve your hearing situation.

We are independent and only give advice based on your hearing needs, not based on company policy of selling a certain brand or style. We have an open pricing policy with no hidden charges and clear defined patient pathway so you know the service you are going to get.