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Hearing Tests 

A hearing test is a simple, non-invasive procedure used to evaluate an individual's hearing ability. The test typically involves listening to various sounds or tones through headphones. The purpose of the hearing test is to identify any hearing loss, determine its severity, and pinpoint the specific frequencies affected.

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At Always Ear both Abi and Johanna are experienced Audiologists and assess how well a person can hear sounds at different pitches and volumes from the test results, providing valuable information to diagnose hearing impairments that would benefit from hearing instruments or assistive devices to improve communication and quality of life.

A hearing test is important for people of all ages, especially for those who experience difficulty hearing or suspect they may have a hearing problem or it maybe that others often tell them they can't hear well or have the television volume louder than others. 

Early detection and intervention can prevent further hearing damage and ensure better long-term auditory health.

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 We currently offer -
Two different types of hearing test  - Suitable for adults aged 18 years and older

20 - 30 min check/ screen test - £30 including air conduction. 
This is suitable if you are unsure if you have a hearing loss and have had your ears checked for wax previously. 
If possible please supply an email so that we can email the medical questionnaire prior to your appointment 
Test results will be fully explained. 

or 

1hr 30 min  assessment appointment - Free 
This is suitable if you are over 50 years of age or had a previous diagnosis of hearing loss and are interested in assistive devices/ hearing instruments. We do ask that wherever possible your ears are checked for wax prior to attending. Test results will be explained and demonstrations of devices may be undertaken. 

Copies of test results are available from £70. 

Please contact us to book this type of appointment 

 

  • When you attend for your  hearing assessment appointment, we encourage you to bring someone with you, this maybe a friend or a family member

  • We will explain what we are going to do and answer any questions you may have.

  • We will also ask for your consent. 

  • We will ask some relevant medical questions. 

  • We will look into your ears to perform otoscopy and we may be able to show you on a screen.

  • We will conduct a hearing test - air and bone conduction.

  • We may perform other relevant and appropriate tests.

  • We will ask about your lifestyle and needs. This is to make relevant recommendations based on your individual needs. When we find out about you, we can use this to make informed recommendations for you to have the best hearing possible in the situations you often find yourself.

  • A full explanation will be given of these test results and any recommendations.

Contact Us

Address

58, Woodlands Road Ansdell Lytham Saint Annes FY8 4BX

Contact

01253 462658 or 07752821925

help@alwaysear.co.uk

Opening Hours

Mon - Thu

10am - 4pm

Friday

9.30am-3.30pm

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Our core hours are designed to accommodate your needs, and we offer home visits for those who require them. If you need an appointment outside these times, please let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate you. 

Always Ear - 58, Woodlands Road, Ansdell. FY8 4BX 
Tel: 01253 462658 0r 07752821925
Email: help@alwaysear.co.uk

 

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Registered office address
Ground Floor, Seneca House Links Point, Amy Johnson Way, Blackpool, Lancashire, England, FY4 2FF

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