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Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is when your ability to hear is reduced, making it more difficult for you to hear speech and all the other sounds in life you love. A hearing loss can be caused by many factors, but age and exposure to loud noise are the two most common causes.
The incidence of hearing loss increases as we get older. Over half the population aged between 60 and 70 have a hearing loss. This increases to more than 70 per cent of those over the age of 70, and 80 per cent of those over the age of 80.
Asking people to repeat themselves
Your family complaining the TV volume is up too loud
A ringing or buzzing sound in your ears
Straining to hear in many situations
Missing out on everyday sounds
Our Online Hearing Check includes a few short questions followed by a 10 minute audio test to measure how well you hear and what you think about your hearing.
There are some tell tale signs that could mean you're experiencing hearing loss. It could be losing track of conversations, the volume on your TV or phone being constantly turned up. Always asking people to repeat themselves. Or you've stopped going to social events. If you feel like you're starting to miss out on the sounds and life you love, talk to us and we'll help you find the best solution.
Do you have a friend, neighbour or family member who has hearing loss? We can help you spot the signs and then give them all the support they need.
Sometimes hearing loss can be tricky to pick up because it happens gradually. If you think your hearing isn't as sharp as it used to be and you want to keep enjoying the sounds and life you love, it's a good idea to come and have chat to us as soon as possible
Living with hearing loss today is nothing like yesteryear! Now there's a range of modern hearing aids and technology that come in a variety of discreet shapes and sizes designed to suit many lifestyles.
At Hearing Australia, we’ll work closely with you to help you improve the quality of your hearing and communication with your loved ones.
With more than 600 locations around Australia, help is near. You're always welcome to pop in and chat to one of our friendly team.
