Hearing Care Services Designed Around You

From understanding your hearing to choosing, fitting and caring for your hearing solution, Auris Hearing Care provides personalised audiology services for adults and children.

Comprehensive Hearing Assessment

A hearing assessment is the first step toward understanding how well you hear and where you may be experiencing difficulty.

Our audiologists carry out a detailed assessment of your hearing to understand your hearing sensitivity and how it may be affecting everyday communication. We consider your concerns, listening difficulties and relevant history alongside your test results.

We explain your results clearly and discuss what they mean for you, so you can understand your hearing and make informed decisions about the next steps.

What the assessment helps us understand

✓ Your hearing sensitivity across different frequencies

✓ Differences between your ears

✓ Your ability to hear and understand speech

✓ The type and degree of hearing difficulty, where present

✓ How your hearing may affect everyday communication

A man undergoing a hearing test at an audiology clinic, wearing headphones and holding a remote control, while an audiologist monitors the results on a computer screen with hearing graphs.
A man at an audiology appointment listening to a woman showing him a hearing aid.

Hearing Aid Consultation

Choosing a hearing aid can feel overwhelming, especially with so many technologies and features available. Our consultation is designed to make the process clearer and more personal.

We begin by understanding your hearing profile, communication needs, lifestyle and the situations where you want to hear more comfortably.

We then discuss suitable hearing-aid options from leading manufacturers and explain the differences in technology, features, connectivity, style and everyday use.

Our goal is not simply to recommend a device, but to help you understand your options and choose a hearing solution that fits your needs and preferences.

What we consider

  • Your hearing profile

  • Your everyday listening environments

  • Communication needs at home, work and socially

  • Hearing-aid style and comfort

  • Connectivity and technology preferences

  • Rechargeable and battery options

  • Your personal preferences and budget

Hearing Aid Trial

Hearing aids are personal. A trial gives you the opportunity to experience suitable hearing technology and understand how it works in your everyday listening situations.

During a hearing-aid trial, we help you experience appropriate technology based on your hearing profile and communication needs.

We guide you through using the hearing aids, answer your questions and help you understand what to expect as you begin adapting to amplified sound.

Your feedback is an important part of the process. It helps us understand how you are experiencing the hearing aids and whether adjustments or further guidance are needed.

During your hearing-aid trial

  • Experience suitable hearing technology

  • Learn how to use and care for your hearing aids

  • Experience hearing in everyday communication situations

  • Share your feedback and concerns

  • Receive guidance as you adapt to amplification

A healthcare professional fitting a hearing aid into an older man's ear in a hearing care clinic. The man is wearing glasses and a light blue shirt while the woman wears a white coat with the clinic's logo and has dark hair tied back. There are promotional materials and hearing aid devices on the desk, with a monitor displaying different hearing aid options in the background.
A man with gray hair and glasses having a conversation with a woman in a white coat at a reception desk. The woman is showing him a screen displaying hearing aid settings and graphs, with a branded poster in the background reading "Better Hearing Brighter Days" at Auris Hearing Care.

Hearing Aid Fitting & Programming

A hearing aid should be more than a device you simply put on and wear. Proper programming and fitting help make the hearing experience comfortable, natural and suited to your hearing needs.

Once suitable hearing aids have been selected, our audiologists program them according to your hearing profile and individual listening needs.

We make the necessary adjustments to help you hear comfortably across different everyday situations and explain how to use, handle and care for your hearing aids.

Your feedback is an important part of the fitting process. As you experience your hearing aids, we can make further adjustments based on your listening experience and changing needs.

What fitting and programming includes

  • Programming according to your hearing profile

  • Initial adjustment for comfort and audibility

  • Guidance on using and handling your hearing aids

  • Support with everyday listening situations

  • Adjustments based on your experience and feedback

  • Guidance on hearing-aid care and maintenance

Hearing Aid Fine-Tuning

Your hearing experience can change as you become familiar with your hearing aids. Fine-tuning helps us make adjustments based on what you are experiencing in everyday life.

After you begin using your hearing aids, you may notice that certain sounds feel too loud, too soft or different from what you expected. This is a normal part of adapting to amplification.

During follow-up visits, our audiologists listen to your feedback and make appropriate adjustments to your hearing aids to improve comfort, clarity and overall listening experience.

Fine-tuning is an ongoing part of personalised hearing care, particularly as your listening needs and preferences become clearer with experience.

Fine-tuning may help with

  • Listening comfort

  • Speech clarity

  • Different listening environments

  • Sound preferences

  • Changes in your hearing or communication needs

  • Getting more comfortable with your hearing aids

A man with glasses and a hearing aid is talking to a female hearing care professional in a clinic. She is wearing a white coat with the Auris logo and sitting at a desk with a computer monitor displaying hearing program settings and graphs. The clinic has posters about hearing care and greenery in the background.
A female hearing care professional demonstrating a hearing aid to a male customer at an Audiology clinic. The professional is holding a small hearing aid and wearing a white coat with the Audi logo. The background features posters about hearing care benefits and hearing aid features.

Hearing Aid Repair & Maintenance

Regular care can help keep your hearing aids working reliably and performing at their best.

Hearing aids are designed for everyday use, but like any electronic device, they may occasionally need cleaning, maintenance or repair.

At Auris Hearing Care, we help with common hearing-aid concerns and guide you through appropriate maintenance and troubleshooting. Where a device requires further technical attention, we can help you understand the next steps.

We also provide guidance on everyday care so you can look after your hearing aids and reduce avoidable problems.

Our support includes

  • Hearing-aid cleaning and basic maintenance

  • Troubleshooting common issues

  • Guidance on batteries and charging

  • Checking hearing-aid performance and operation

  • Advice on proper handling and storage

  • Assistance with repair requirements

Tinnitus Evaluation & Guidance

Tinnitus is the perception of sound such as ringing, buzzing or humming when there is no external sound source. It can affect people differently and may sometimes occur alongside hearing loss.

Our audiologists can help you understand your tinnitus and explore how it relates to your hearing and everyday listening experience.

We begin by discussing your tinnitus, listening concerns and relevant history, followed by appropriate hearing assessment and guidance.

Based on your individual situation, we can discuss practical strategies and available options that may help you manage tinnitus and its impact on everyday life.

Our tinnitus support may include

  • Understanding your tinnitus and listening concerns

  • Hearing assessment where appropriate

  • Discussing factors that may affect your tinnitus experience

  • Practical guidance for managing everyday listening

  • Exploring suitable hearing technology where appropriate

  • Guidance on when further medical evaluation may be appropriate

A hearing care professional explaining tinnitus management strategies to a patient at Auris Hearing Care, seated at a desk with informational posters, plants, a model of an ear, and a tablet displaying tinnitus information.
A young boy wearing headphones sits at a desk during a hearing test at Auris Hearing Care. A female audiologist, dressed in a white coat, is seated across from him, smiling and holding a small toy car. The room has colorful posters, toys, and a computer screen displaying images and sound graphs related to the hearing assessment. A sign on the desk and a children's book are also visible.

Children's Hearing Assessment

Hearing plays an important role in a child's communication, learning and development. Identifying hearing difficulties early can help ensure children receive appropriate support when they need it.

Our children's hearing services are designed to make the assessment experience as comfortable and child-friendly as possible.

We consider the child's age, developmental stage and ability to participate when planning the assessment. Parents and caregivers are guided through the process and the results are explained clearly.

If a hearing difficulty is identified, we discuss the appropriate next steps and help families understand the available options and support.

Ready to Understand Your Hearing Better?

Whether you're concerned about your hearing, considering hearing aids, experiencing tinnitus or looking for support for your child, we're here to help.

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