Excerpt Pricing transparency and value for money were just two of the categories where local independents excelled. Survey respondents also praised their professional and knowledgeable staff, and the way they deal with questions and concerns – the highest ratings in these categories. Online survey conducted in April 2018 of 3,183 Which? members who had obtained […]
‘Which?’ again indicates that ‘Independents’ are best Read More »
Not just an Audiologist, but a TV engineer too! Eric is now enjoying the richer, fuller sound of his TV through his new Yamaha Soundbar, supplied and installed by Alan.
Not just an Audiologist, but a TV engineer too! Read More »
A Teneo S+ and a Phonak Audeo 10
Comparison of typical private v. NHS Read More »
Mr Robert Hunt advised by the Oaks Medical Centre in Beeston to see us for micro suction ear wax removal and so pleased he did after both ears safely and successfully cleared.
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This type of battery is now offered on products from WIDEX, OTICON, STARKEY and RESOUND. I found out a little about them and how they differ to lithium-ion batteries (in the PHONAK AUDEO B- RECHARGEABLE). The batteries are designed to last more than a year based on daily usage. A replacement pair of rechargeable batteries
Silver Zinc rechargeable batteries – information Read More »
An excellent contribution from one of our patients – Thanks to Rob “Introduction As a long term user of hearing aids, there are two main areas of listening that still prove a challenge – group conversations and TV programs. These notes refer to the latter of the two and document my efforts to find a
TV Listening – Assistive Hearing Devices Experience Read More »
Robert, Lead Audiologist for The Hearing Practice Group; Gill Morosini, our Senior Advanced Nurse Practitioner in charge of rolling out micro-suction awareness; and Alan Harwood Jackson, Co-Director of The Nottingham Hearing Practice spent the afternoon reviewing our case histories and reflective learning gleaned from our work over the last month. In conclusion, we all agreed
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As part of our commitment to continuing professional development We have extended our knowledge of AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER. This is a summary of what our group discussed: The 3 categories of APD: Developmental, Acquired & Secondary APD Discussion on testing for APD APD in children Reducing noise, using assistive devices, auditory training techniques, APD
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It is usually the case that you’ll be advised to use olive oil (warmed to hand temperature) prior to any ear wax removal. ‘Earol’ is perhaps more effective as it comes in a bottle with a director nozzle, enabling you to deliver a fine spray into the ear canal. Most of us are asked to
Ear Wax – treatment of excess ear wax prior to removal Read More »
Mr. Rakesh Chopra MS DNB FRCS MRCGP gives another informative and stimulating lecture on anatomy and physiology of the nose, and of various conditions affecting that part of the body. I learned of the potential effects on hearing from temporo-mandibular joint dysfunction, rhinitis, rhino-sinusitis, Bell’s palsy, glandular fever etc. Mr. Chopra is amongst the best
Colleagues attend ENT training over the weekend Read More »
Roger Pen is available on our FREE EVALUATION PROGRAM
Roger Pen again improves hearing in background noise! Read More »
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