Hearing · Audiology · Rehabilitation

Audiology, Hearing & Speech Services.

Hearing assessment, hearing rehabilitation, tinnitus and vertigo support, hearing-aid services and speech-related rehabilitation connected to ENT care.

Hearing Assessment

Tests selected according to clinical need.

Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA)

Assessment of hearing thresholds.

Tympanometry

Middle-ear assessment where indicated.

Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

Objective cochlear hearing assessment.

BERA

Brainstem evoked response audiometry for selected hearing evaluations.

VNG / Vertigo-related assessment

Vestibular assessment when clinically appropriate.

Tinnitus assessment

Clinical and audiological evaluation linked to the ENT pathway.

Hearing Rehabilitation

Hearing-aid evaluation and support.

Hearing-aid selection is based on hearing assessment, communication needs and clinical suitability.

Hearing Aid

Digital & Semi-digital

Device counselling, fitting and follow-up support.

BTE / RITE

Behind-the-ear and receiver-in-the-ear options where appropriate.

ITC / CIC

In-the-canal and completely-in-canal options subject to suitability.

IIC

Nearly invisible in-canal options for selected users.

Speech, Voice & Swallowing Rehabilitation

Support for communication and rehabilitation needs.

Speech

Speech Therapy

Assessment and therapy for speech and communication difficulties.

Fluency

Stammering / Fluency

Structured therapy and communication support.

Articulation

Articulation Difficulties

Assessment and therapy for unclear or inaccurate speech sounds.

Voice

Voice Therapy

Rehabilitation linked to ENT and laryngeal assessment when required.

Swallowing

Swallowing Rehabilitation

Support for swallowing difficulties, including postoperative rehabilitation where appropriate.

Child Communication

Developmental Communication Support

Speech and communication support for children with developmental concerns, including autism- or ADHD-associated communication needs where appropriate.

Hearing, tinnitus, vertigo or speech concern?

Assessment begins with the relevant clinical or audiology pathway.