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Corrective HearingCare prescribes from a wide range of the latest digital hearing aid technologies to suit your hearing and lifestyle requirements.  We provide an all round Quality Hearingcare package that is individually tailored, so that you obtain the maximum benefits and enjoyment from your hearing instruments.  Up to 50% savings can be made on certain models, compared to larger national companies.

A Hearing loss initially can go undetected for many years and seemingly creep up on us gradually. When our hearing starts to deteriorate are listening world seems to become quieter, in most cases, we actually become unaware of curial everyday sounds that warn us of what is going on around us.

Our listening and sound environments continually change.  Our brain has the ability to register and adapt to these changes.  However, when you are hearing impaired this natural ability to adapt is significantly reduced making it more difficult to tune out annoying background background noise and to focus on the important speech sounds.

Digital Hearing Instruments automatically process your sound environments to give you the maximum understanding and clarity of speech in noisy situations. Until now traditional hearing aids have not been able to compensate for environment sound changes.

Tell – tale signs and drawbacks of a hearing loss

If you feel that any of the following scenarios apply to you, it could be an indication that you may have a hearing loss.  In this instance, you may benefit from a hearing assessment.

• Straining to hear when someone talks or whispers to you.
• Difficulties in hearing someone talking behind you.
• Difficultly in following and keeping up with group conversations or debates.
• Having to concentrate and watch people's lips during conversations.
• Missing out words and having to use guess work during conversations.
• Continually asking people to repeat themselves during conversations.
• In general people do not speak clearly.
• Problems picking up conversation clearly on the telephone.
• A tendency of turning up the volume of the television or radio.
• You find it increasingly difficult in more complex busy situations to hear and carry on a conversation.

Why our hearing can deteriorate

There are many reasons

• Natural ageing processes taking into account what we have put our ears through. (The lifetime of hearing abuse that we put both our ears through on a daily basis).
• Long-term exposure to loud noises i.e. working with machinery, engines and explosions.
• Head traumas through accidents.
• Viral and bacterial diseases (through out child and adult hood).
• Hereditary hearing defects.

Are only but a few.