Hearing aids chosen around you
No two people hear the same way. After your hearing assessment, we recommend hearing aids and listening devices based on your hearing, lifestyle, goals and budget, then fit and fine-tune them for you.
- Independent: many brands
- Hearing Services Program provider
- Ongoing support
Styles to suit your hearing and lifestyle
Your audiologist will show you the styles that suit your hearing loss, ear shape and how you want to use them.
Receiver-in-canal (RIC)
A small case sits behind the ear with a thin wire to a speaker in the ear canal. Discreet and suitable for a wide range of hearing losses.
Behind-the-ear (BTE)
A robust style that sits behind the ear, with the power to suit more significant hearing loss. Easy to handle and maintain.
Custom in-the-ear
Made from an impression of your ear to sit inside the ear or canal. Some styles are very small and hard to see.
Features that make everyday listening easier
- Rechargeable batteries, so there are no small batteries to change
- Bluetooth streaming from your phone and TV
- Automatic adjustment for quiet rooms, restaurants and outdoors
- Smartphone apps to adjust volume and settings
- Tinnitus support features in many models
- Accessories such as TV streamers and remote microphones
From hearing test to better hearing
Recommend & fit
We talk through options and costs, then fit and program your hearing aids to your results.
Fine-tune & support
Follow-up appointments, adjustments and maintenance help you get the most from your devices.
Pensioners and veterans: if you receive the Age Pension or Disability Support Pension, or hold a Veteran Gold or White Card, you may be eligible for free or subsidised hearing aids through the Hearing Services Program. Check eligibility.
Book a hearing aid consultation
Choose your clinic and pick a time. Prefer to talk? Call (02) 8616 9679 or 0452 293 707.
Hearing aid questions
How much do hearing aids cost?
It depends on the technology and style that suits you, and whether you’re eligible for the Hearing Services Program. Your audiologist will go through options and costs after your assessment.
Do I need a hearing test first?
Yes. Hearing aids are programmed to your hearing results, so we start with a comprehensive hearing assessment.
Can you adjust hearing aids I already have?
Often, yes. Bring your current hearing aids to your appointment and we’ll check what we can do.
Will hearing aids work with my phone?
Many modern hearing aids stream calls, music and TV via Bluetooth. We’ll check compatibility with your phone before you choose.