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From all of us at Eastern Audiology Services, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! It has been a busy and successful 2019 with the addition of two new Audiologists, Andrea Lovatt and Amber Richards. Please take note of our Opening Hours over the holiday period:…
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This year, Hearing Awareness Week will start from Sunday 3rd March until Saturday 9th March. For the first time, this will coincide with World Hearing Day(3rd March). During the week, we’ll share some tips and information that you, friends or family may find useful on our Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/easternaudiology/…
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Recently Choice, a leading consumer advocacy group in Australia has created a guide on “How to buy the best hearing aid for you“. The guide assists you, the consumer, on what you should consider before making any important decision regarding your hearing. In this detailed guide, it includes topics such as: ● …
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As most people know, living with or someone with a hearing loss can be challenging. But can you imagine being the only one in your family who can hear? CODA which is short for “child of deaf adult“, are children raised by one or more deaf parents. Often children learn…
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Hearing Awareness Week is in full swing and for the first time this year, coincides with World Hearing Day, Saturday 3rd March. If you, your friends or family are having trouble with hearing, it’s a good opportunity to call, email or visit our office to make an appointment. Appointments are available…
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This useful list of 8 Top Tinnitus Tips is aimed at informing GPs of helpful ways to advise tinnitus patients The list, written by two tinnitus specialists, provides helpful information order to support a tinnituspatient when they first consult you in your general practice. 1) Tinnitus is more common…
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If you hold an Australian Pension Concession Card, a Department of Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card or a Department of Veterans’ Affairs White Card issued for specific conditions that include hearing loss, you may be eligible to receive hearing services under the government program. To check if you are eligible for…
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As we continue to increase our level of services and care for current and future clients, we are now a registered NDIS provider of services to the Deaf and hearing impaired community. Not heard of the NDIS? Here’s a brief summary provided by their page: The National Disability Insurance Scheme…
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Professor McAlpine, from the University College London Ear Institute, describes the experience of losing your hearing as being similar to visiting a foreign country where you speak only a little of the language. You struggle to understand the conversations around you, and just trying to get by leaves you exhausted.…
