Hearing and Audiology News
Experience Better Hearing: Join Us for The Hearing Centre’s Open Day in Market Harborough!
Discover Our New Centre Situated in the heart of Market Harborough our new centre is located on Manor Walk in what was previously 'Harborough Lights'. The new centre boasts two sound proof rooms removing the need for sound booths and providing greater patient...
Hearing Reimagined: Starkey Genesis
Hearing loss is a pervasive challenge affecting millions of individuals worldwide, often silently. In the quest to enhance the quality of life for those with hearing difficulties, technology has birthed remarkable innovations in hearing aids. At The Hearing Centre,...
Introducing a Game-Changer in Hearing Technology with the new Signia IX!
Signia, a leading name in the field of hearing solutions, has once again raised the bar with its innovative Signia IX platform. In the world of hearing technology, advancements continue to astound and transform the lives of individuals with hearing impairments. In...
Experience audio in a whole new way, with bone conduction technology
Unlike traditional headphones that use speakers to transmit sound vibrations through the air, Shokz uses patented bone conduction technology. Transducers send vibrations through the cheekbones and deliver sound directly to the inner ear, bypassing the eardrum. This...
Hand Free calls with iPhone & ReSound ONE
Hearing Aids with iPhone At a time when human connection has never been more important, making communication as easy as possible for people with hearing loss is key. In 2013, ReSound introduced the first Made for iPhone hearing aids that offered streaming directly...
Signia Pure Charge&Go AX
New Signia Pure Charge&Go AX hearing aid delivers immersive sound in their smallest rechargeable RICSignia’s smallest rechargeable RIC is the first hearing aid to use their revolutionary Augmented Xperience platform (AX). It combines an attractive design with...
Tests for ear damage or injuries
Ear damage can cause a range of symptoms, from hearing loss to balance problems, but the good news is that it can very often be diagnosed and effectively treated by an audiologist. Ear injuries can occur as a result of infections or trauma to the ear area. Common...
What conductive hearing loss sounds like
Conductive hearing loss is a very common reason for patients to visit The Hearing Centre in Leicester. It occurs when an obstruction or damage to the middle or outer ear drum prevents sound from passing through the ear drum to the tiny and delicate bones in the inner...
How to tell when hearing protection is required
Exposure to loud noise, whether it’s prolonged or sudden or happens as a result of your job or leisure activities, can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss and as such should be taken seriously. If you have concerns that the levels of noise you are regularly...
Is there a cure for noise-induced hearing loss?
Unfortunately there is currently no cure for noise-induced hearing loss. Although it is a permanent condition, there are effective treatments to help manage the symptoms. So why is there no cure? To understand this, it’s essential to take a look at how noise- induced...