Who we help

People who suffer with poor speech understanding
There are many people who have difficulties understanding speech in background noise without a hearing loss. This is especially common in teenagers and younger people, where hearing loss is undetected by standard hearing testing. This issue is especially common in people who have recently had children. If you feel this describes you or partly describes you, please contact us as we could find solutions to this relatively unknown but very real phenomena.

People with diagnosed Hearing Loss
Some of our patients have usually visited a high-street provider, the NHS, or are new Hearing Aid users needing adjustments because they are unhappy with past service. See what our Clearly Hearing personalised private care can do for you.

Workplace and Industrial Noise Exposure
Clearly Hearing’s end-to-end process guarantees that, as an employee or employer, you are fully compliant with the requirements of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations Act of 2005, and totally protected from the various loopholes that lawyers can exploit to achieve mass compensation payouts from companies for noise-induced hearing loss.

Professionals and Corporations
Frequent flyers and light sleepers, we can help with the right hearing protection to get you through those challenging times.

Families and Significant Other Support
Hearing loss affects the patient and the people with whom they communicate with on a regular basis. If you are experiencing signs of hearing loss, it is important to think of the people in your life and consider how your hearing loss might impact on your relationships.

People who suffer with Tinnitus
Tinnitus sufferers make up to about 70 – 85% of people with hearing impairment. Only 10 – 25% of tinnitus sufferers seek medical attention. Noise and music exposure are common causes of tinnitus – concerts, festivals and listening to music through headphones at high volumes are all risk factors.

Musicians
Musicians and music industry professionals experience hearing issues more frequently than other members of the population. The effect of hearing problems for a musician can be profound.
One study of musicians revealed that:-
- 24% experienced tinnitus
- 25% experienced hyperacusis
- 12% experienced distortion in their hearing
- 5% experienced diplacusis in one of its forms.
Of course, many of these musicians experienced two or more of the above symptoms at the same time.
Hearing Aid Repairs and Reprogramming
Online Hearing Treatment
Hearing Protection Consultation and Earplugs
Swimmers’ ears are particularly at risk, because any water that left in the ear for a long time becomes stagnant, and causes an infection. We perform an assessment to uncover what it is you need from your hearing goals and help you to meet them.