Hearing Aids

Digital hearing aids work by converting the sound signal entering the microphone into a digital signal which can then be amplified and processed to give the best resulting sound from the receiver. Read more here.

There are several different styles of hearing aid but it is important that your audiologist helps you to choose one that best meets your needs. Learn about our hearing aids here.

We are able to bypass problems in the outer and middle ear by the use of a bone conduction aid. Read more about bone anchored hearing aids and who might need them here.

Learn more about Childrens hearing aids and hearing loss here.

Hearing aids are incredible things, but sometimes they’re not enough, that’s where assistive listening devices come in. Explore our hearing accessories here.

A walk-in service is available at the Audiology Department, Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital (Wonford), Barrack Road, Exeter. Find out more here.

Sometimes, your hearing aid can go wrong and we are always here to help. Read our hearing aid FAQs and troubleshooting tips here.

Hearing Aids are not the only devices that could help you with your hearing. There are many different devices that can be useful in specific environments that you can use with or without a hearing aid.

If you would like to be assessed for a hearing aid and do not already have one, visit your General Practitioner (G.P.) who can refer you to us for a hearing test and a hearing aid can be provided if necessary.