Need to hear better during busy social gatherings or at meetings etc?  Current hearing aid technology allows super-fast sound processing, noise reduction, directional microphones and speech-enhancing algorithms which allow clear and natural sounding speech through automatic adjustments and artificial intelligence.

Need a hearing aid fitting or fine-tuning, but you can’t physically get to us due to mobility issues, distance or other factors? You can now receive these services in the comfort of your own home rather than requiring an in-person appointment.  Our experienced audiologists can adjust the hearing aid settings using remote technology, such as a smartphone app.

Remote fine-tuning can also be beneficial during the initial adjustment period of a new hearing aid, as it allows for more frequent adjustments to ensure optimal performance.

Do you have an annoying ringing sound in your ear/s? Clinical evidence indicates that hearing aids provide several benefits for people with tinnitus. Contact us for more information.

Do you want discreet hearing aids? Choose a colour that blends in with your skin/hair colour and a style that are ‘hidden’ behind or inside your ears.

Do you need hearing aids that are easy to handle with a predictable battery life?  Rechargeable hearing aids have built-in batteries that do not require regular removal, unlike hearing aids with traditional disposable batteries. Instead of removing the batteries themselves, you dock your hearing aids each night on a charging unit, similar to how smartphones recharge. 

There are several benefits of rechargeable hearing aids, including:

1. Convenience: With rechargeable hearing aids, you don’t have to worry about replacing batteries regularly, which can be time-consuming and costly. Instead, you can simply recharge your hearing aids overnight, and they’ll be ready to use in the morning for all day use.
2. Predictable battery life: Knowing how long your hearing aids will last will reduce concern over your battery life running out unexpectedly at an inconvenient time due to a dead battery.  When your hearing aids have a consistent and predictable battery life, you can ensure that they are always functioning at their best. When batteries are running low, hearing aids may not perform as well, which can lead to difficulty hearing or understanding speech. 
3. Environmental friendliness: Rechargeable hearing aids are better for the environment than disposable batteries because they reduce the amount of waste generated. This can be especially important if you use hearing aids for many years.
4. Cost-effective: While rechargeable hearing aids may have a higher upfront cost, they can be more cost-effective in the long run because you don’t have to constantly purchase new batteries.
5. Safety: Rechargeable hearing aids reduce the risk of accidents, such as swallowing batteries or getting batteries stuck in the ear canal, which can be dangerous.
6. Convenience of travelling: Rechargeable hearing aids also provide convenience during travel, as you don’t have to worry about bringing extra batteries or finding a place to purchase them.

Do you need to hear better on your smartphone, tablet, or your TV?  Wireless Bluetooth connectivity allows you to connect your hearing aids to smart devices (smartphones, tablets, and TVs) to enjoy much better sound quality, which is streamed wirelessly to your hearing aids from these electronic devices.

Wind noise can be an issue for some hearing aid users.  Some models come with wind noise reduction technology to help minimize this issue.

Many hearing aid apps allow wearers to adjust volume, change programs, and perform other functions without having to physically touch the hearing aid. Wearers can also personalize their listening experience by adjusting settings for things like speech clarity, noise reduction and directionality.

Selected hearing aids can detect when a wearer falls. It can alert emergency contacts or medical professionals in the event of a fall, increasing the chances of receiving prompt medical attention. This can provide peace of mind for wearers and their loved ones, knowing that there is an added layer of protection in the event of a fall.  For older adults who want to maintain their independence and stay in their own homes, fall detection on a hearing aid can provide an added level of security, allowing them to feel more confident in their ability to live on their own.  Fall detection can detect falls even when the wearer is unable to call for help, such as in the case of unconsciousness or confusion following a fall.