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  The Hearing Clinic UK is delighted to announce the opening of our newest hearing clinic in Shrewsbury. As an independent family run business with over 70 years of experience in the field of audiology we are very excited to bring our world class patient journey to Shropshire and the beautiful town of Shrewsbury. This […]

To ensure the wellbeing of our staff and patients we have implemented Covid-19 safety measures throughout all our clinics.

We recently read quite an alarming statistic in the Mirror that stated in a survey of 2000 people 42 percent believed that hearing aids would make them look older, even though half of them believed it would improve their quality of life!

Due to the central location of our Glasgow clinic, we expect our patients may face difficulties getting to us, especially as rail strikes are currently being threatened. It is expected that the M8 will be significantly congested as it will be the main route for delegates travelling to the summit at the SEC.

Are you turning the volume of the TV up to a point where your partner complains? Are you finding social situations are becoming stressful and the idea of being in a loud environment is causing anxiety? You might be struggling with hearing loss.

For some people accepting they have hearing loss and require treatment can be daunting. We always recommend that you bring along a family member or a friend who has experienced the trouble you have with your hearing can help ease your worries.

We use our hearing every day and, in every situation. We use it to keep us safe, to feel connected and we are constantly using it to interpret and understand the world around us.

There are plenty of myths and misconceptions when it comes to hearing loss and trust us, we’ve heard them all, this in depth article lists the most common ones.

Hearing aids don’t just help with your hearing. For many these tiny devices can be the answer to combatting the overwhelming loneliness and isolation hearing loss causes, they keep our brains active, and they make sure we are present for the most important moments in our lives.

Hearing loss is extremely frustrating for those who struggle with it, and this is also true for their loved ones. We often view hearing loss as one dimensional and solely a condition that affects our ears and our hearing, however the extent of the impact hearing loss can have on our bodies is much more then we might be aware of.