Ear Health
Audiology is an allied health profession dedicated to ear health, hearing and balance.
You may be referred to an audiologist if you have hearing troubles, a middle ear problem, speech or language delays or learning difficulties.
What can we support you with?
- hearing checks from the age of four weeks onwards
- hearing loss – temporary and permanent
- advice and referral for hearing aids, devices, and cochlear implants
- tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
- dizziness and balance disorders
- hearing protection in noisy places
Our services
An audiologist will yarn with you about your hearing and ear health and do some simple tests such as:
- ear examination
- middle ear check
- hearing screen
- diagnostic hearing test
They will then yarn with you about options to support your needs.
Where to start
For Mob connected to our clinics, your GP can refer you as part of your 715-health check.
For jarjum not yet at school, a referral isn’t required but we’ll need you to complete a separate consent form at the appointment.
If you’re not a client in our network, you will need to book a 715-health check with a GP at one of our clinics for a referral.
