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Hearing Aids
A hearing consultation is an opportunity to establish if you do have hearing loss and if so, would hearing aids be of benefit?
Most hearing loss is permanent so when it occurs there is an inevitability that one day hearing aids will be required.
It’s better to find out early so that even if you don’t feel ready to wear hearing aids right now, you will become more aware of why some sounds are more difficult to hear than others.
Your consultation starts with a hearing test.
Home visit service available - a non-refundable call out charge may be required.
We cover Greater Manchester & Cheshire.
AJC Hearing will let you trial some hearing aids Free of Charge for 7 days. That way you can decide whether or not hearing aids are of benefit right now, or whether it is something that can wait and be revisited at a future date.
It's entirely your choice whether or not to wear hearing aids. Hearing loss does tend to be permanent though and will continue to worsen over time.
In recent years scientists have linked early onset of Alzheimer's to failure to deal with hearing loss early enough. Also those who deal with the problem earlier often adapt better to wearing hearing aids than those who wait until they can't manage without them.
Nothing will ever get your hearing perfect again but hearing aids can make a significant difference in taking the strain out of listening and giving you a better quality of life.
I suffered a severe bout of highly distressing tinnitus.
I attended several well known Clinics/ audiologists believing that had to be the way forward, but they all made me feel as if I was just another customer, dwelling upon hearing loss ( which I don’t have) not tinnitus.
I came across Andrew, WOW, what a difference, interested, personal, focused, attentive, knowledgeable and connected, he directed me towards the appropriate hearing aids and focused upon the tinnitus which others had not, brilliant service and attention, fantastic after service, makes me feel that he cares for me.
Thank you Andrew.
