Hearing aid prices vary widely depending on the technology level, features (like Bluetooth or rechargeability), and brand — ranging from basic models to premium devices. The best way to get an accurate price for your specific needs is a free consultation, where we recommend options that fit your hearing loss and budget.

Our free hearing test includes a consultation about your symptoms and history, a full diagnostic hearing evaluation (audiometry) using calibrated equipment, and a clear walkthrough of your results with our audiologist — along with recommendations if a hearing aid is appropriate for you.

We carry a range of leading global hearing aid brands across different price points and feature sets. Since our exact brand lineup can change, the best way to see current options is to book a free consultation — we'll walk you through what's available for your specific hearing loss.

A fitting and programming session typically takes 45 minutes to an hour, including physical fit adjustment and a walkthrough of your device's settings. Most patients also need two to three short follow-up visits in the first month for fine-tuning.

Yes, we offer home visits across HSR Layout for elderly or mobility-limited patients who find it difficult to travel to the clinic — including hearing tests, fittings, and aftercare.

CIC (Completely-in-Canal) devices sit deep in the ear canal and are the most discreet. ITE (In-the-Ear) devices fill the outer ear bowl and are easier to handle. BTE (Behind-the-Ear) devices sit behind the ear with a tube or wire to the ear, and generally suit a wider range of hearing loss, including more severe cases. Your audiologist will recommend the style that best fits your hearing loss and lifestyle.

Yes, many modern hearing aids offer Bluetooth connectivity, letting you stream phone calls, music, and TV audio directly to your hearing aids, along with app-based volume and program control.

If you already wear hearing aids or have diagnosed hearing loss, an annual check is generally recommended. For adults over 50 with no known hearing issues, a baseline test every two to three years is a reasonable guide — or sooner if you notice any changes.

We service and repair most major hearing aid brands, regardless of where they were originally purchased. Bring your device in and we can assess what's needed — for select proprietary parts, repair may need to go through the original manufacturer.

Yes, we offer tinnitus evaluation, sound therapy and masking options, and ongoing counselling to help manage tinnitus symptoms — including checking for any underlying hearing loss that may be contributing to it.