At House of Hearing we believe that everyone should have access to high quality audiological facilities at an affordable price that suits them. This is why we offer free* hearing health assessments, (which include a hearing test in addition to a full health check of your ears) in dedicated sound proofed consulting rooms with fully qualified Audiologists using the latest equipment.
We want you to feel that your hearing is in safe hands.
We know that recognising that you need to address your hearing issues can be a big decision and we are here to help.
We will do everything we can to understand what your challenges are and offer the best possible advice in the best possible environment. Our most commonly accessed services are ear wax removal, hearing tests, hearing aids and hearing protection.
We are experts in hearing and ears with a clinical team that amongst them have over 100 years of experience in the audiology profession.
All of our specialist clinicians are members of the British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists (BSHAA) and each are also registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), giving you and your family the peace of mind that you will only be seen by a fully qualified registered clinician.
History
House of Hearing was founded in 1969. It has come a long way since then, now employing over 28 staff members in 9 clinics across Scotland and the North East & North West of England – Edinburgh, Galashiels, Morpeth, Perth, St Andrews, Stockton Heath, and Alderley Edge.
* tests for adults are free, however there is a charge for children's hearing tests. Please contact us to find out specific prices
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