Assessment
Technology moves quickly and at House of
Hearing, our training and standard of customer care requires
us to be up to date with what is on offer. Contemporary hearing
aids now process sound digitally, improving its quality
and clarity. The technology we introduce you to will always
be the best-fit option for your own level of hearing
loss. As members of the Association of Independent Hearing
Healthcare Practitioners, you may be assured of our status
as an independent retailer. This means that the advice we
offer you will be both professional and impartial.
To make sure that we can satisfy your needs
and tailor your choice of hearing aid to your individual hearing
loss, we first need to carry out a hearing assessment. Our
flexible approach means that this can take place in the comfort
of your own home or in one of our consulting rooms, and there
is no charge for this service.
Once you have discussed your results with
one of our audiology staff and come to a decision on a suitable
instrument, we will offer you that product on a trial basis.
Silicon ear impressions are taken and the instrument manufactured
in around two weeks.
We then invite you back for a fitting session,
at which time we will explain to you how to get the best from
your hearing aid
and look at practical issues like inserting and removing your
aid, changing its batteries and keeping it clean. It is likely
that you may have many questions to ask at this stage and
so we always set aside plenty of time for these appointments
– around 45 minutes.
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