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Independent Hearing is a family-owned South Australian business operating across multiple locations in Port Lincoln, Whyalla and Adelaide.
Unlike many other hearing clinics in South Australia we have the advantage as the name suggests of being a fully Independent Hearing Provider. This enables our hearing care professionals to prescribe any hearing aids or device available on the market today ensuring customers receive the best possible product suited to their specific needs.
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We service a number of locations across South Australia which include Adelaide (Kurralta Park, Melrose Park and Salisbury) as well as clinics located in Port Lincoln, Whyalla, Tumby Bay and Wudinna.
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Hearing is more than just being able to hear sounds. It’s also about understanding speech and how it relates to your ability to communicate. It is one of the most important senses we possess. Yet, despite how crucial it is, …
Hearing is more than just being able to hear sounds. It’s also about understanding speech and how it relates to your ability to communicate. It is one of the most important senses we possess. Yet, despite how crucial it is, …
Do you experience tinnitus? If so, you are not alone. Tinnitus affects millions of people all around the world. Commonly, people with tinnitus are told that once it starts occurring, they will need to live with it, but this is …
Most people who experience tinnitus will notice a common symptom such as buzzing or ringing in the ears. For others, it takes other forms, such as whistling, hissing, heartbeat, music, and many other noises. These symptoms can range from mild …
Approximately 17% of people in Australia experience tinnitus. And for the majority of these people, tinnitus is an associated symptom of their hearing loss. Did you know that hearing aids are a commonly used treatment option for tinnitus? If so, …
Have you ever heard an unfamiliar sound and then realized there was no external sound source present? Then there is a likely chance you have experienced a form of tinnitus! Most individuals will experience a temporary version of tinnitus throughout …
We’ve all experienced the frustration of not being able to hear things. It can be frustrating and can leave you with a feeling of being left out. But imagine if that feeling was permanent. For millions of people across the …
Our sense of hearing helps us to socialize, learn new things, and communicate. Imagine if you couldn’t hear suddenly? It can be debilitating, and you may feel left out. That is how some people experience their daily lives with a …
Hearing loss affects one in six Australians and this number is expected to grow by 2050 due to the ever-aging population and our continual exposure to noise. Although age-related hearing loss is the most common form there are many other …
We all know what it feels like not to hear something. It’s frustrating and sometimes makes you feel left out and isolated — but imagine if that feeling was a constant? For people suffering from Hearing loss it can be …
Your ear has 3 main sections: the Outer, the Middle and the Inner ear. There are a number of different medical conditions that can affect one or more of these sections and today’s blog will outline some of the more common types and their treatment options.
Having a hearing loss can be frustrating and sometimes embarrassing for the individual affected. However, if the condition is left untreated, we often see individuals withdrawing from social interaction and isolating themselves from society. This overtime can lead to depression, …
