Brisker Court, 1685-1689 High Street, Knowle, B93 0LN The Cotswold Suite, New Barn Close Surgery, Station Road, Broadway, WR12 7DE
Brisker Court, 1685-1689 High Street, Knowle, B93 0LN
The Cotswold Suite, New Barn Close Surgery, Station Road, Broadway, WR12 7DE
Ways to protect your ears and keep them healthy Your ears perform the highly skilled task of helping you to hear well. Protecting your ears against damaging factors, such as exposure to loud noise, can help to limit any deterioration later on in life. Monitor any changes If you [...]
Introducing the world's first waterproof hearing aid I’m sure you’d agree that those with hearing loss shouldn’t feel like they are missing out on the important things in life. That’s why we’re pleased to introduce Phonak Audéo Life, a high-performance hearing solution that can stand up to rigours of an active [...]
Help make communication easier for those with hearing loss Struggling to communicate with a friend or relative who has hearing loss is common and can lead to feelings of frustration and loneliness. When speaking to a person with hearing loss, following these simple tips will help to make [...]
2019 Round Up Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. I’m sure we can all agree that 2019 has flown by! It doesn’t seem 5 minutes ago we were packing away our 2018 Christmas decorations yet here we are once again trying to unknot several metres of Christmas lights. [...]
Your guide to ear wax Don’t put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear. I’m sure most people have heard of using cotton wool buds to clean their ears. But did you know that ear wax has an important job to do and those cotton buds may [...]
How food can help you hear well We’ve all heard that an apple a day keeps the doctor away and drinking 2 litres of water a day is key to keeping hydrated. But did you know that there are foods out there that can help with your hearing health. These [...]
A lot of Hearing aid providers use the term person-centred care when describing their approach to hearing care, but what does it mean and do professionals really centre their care around their patients?
