House of Hearing is Scotland’s premier independent dispenser of hearing aids and audiological services from our centres across Scotland and customers’ homes.
Now in our fifth decade of service, we provide customised hearing aids, hearing protection, tinnitus management and professional audio backed with expertise and a focus on personalised service from the first contact.
If we can assist you, we invite you to contact us today to schedule a consultation. We have five hearing aid centres conveniently located in Edinburgh, Galashiels, Morpeth, Perth and St Andrews.
Our reputation has been built on professional and technical excellence and personalised customer care. Thanks to our commitment to end-to-end quality and patient satisfaction, our growth is rooted in our customers’ recommendations to others.
Our independence means our hearing aids are drawn from a breadth of suppliers including ACS, Beltone, ReSound, Oticon, Phonak, Starkey, Sonic Labs, Unitron and Widex. Our knowledge of each manufacturer’s range means we can recommend the best aid to meet your hearing need.
House of Hearing helped me by advising me on the correct choice of equipment as well as use of it…and managing it all within a very tight deadline!
The result was that I received the equipment which was exactly what I needed.
One thing I liked was that although a specialist service, Stephen had a very broad interest and depth of knowledge on the subject. This made the whole process so much more enjoyable for me.
I found the experience enjoyable. Having not had much success with similar monitoring systems, it was a great relief to find someone I could really talk with about the challenge. The end solution was perfect!
I would recommend House of Hearing to people who need specialist hearing solutions. I will be spreading the word to other musicians who need the service.
Dougie MacLean, OBE
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