Our Services

• Diagnostic adult hearing tests in a calibrated soundproof booth
• Diagnostic paediatric hearing tests in a calibrated soundproof booth
• Extensive counseling regarding hearing loss, its effects and possible treatment options
• Support for both you and your family regarding your communication needs
• Annual screeners for workplace and medical assessments
• Objective Infant and Newborn Hearing screening using Otoacoustic Emissions
• tinnitus assessment and management

Newborn hearing screening is a quick and gentle test that checks your baby’s hearing soon after birth. It helps identify any hearing difficulties early—so that support and intervention can begin right away if needed. Early detection gives your child the best possible start for speech, language, and social development. Newborn hearing screening is an essential part of early childhood health care. It involves using safe, painless technology to measure how your baby’s ears respond to sound. Detecting hearing loss early allows for timely intervention, supporting optimal speech, language, and developmental outcomes. Hearing plays a vital role in your baby’s early learning and bonding. A newborn hearing screening offers peace of mind by confirming that your little one’s hearing is on track—or by helping us take the next steps if extra care is needed. The process is quick, gentle, and done while your baby is calm or asleep.

• Dispensing of most international hearing instruments
• Adjustment of most hearing instruments
• Servicing and repairs of hearing aids

• Provision of custom-made swimplugs, sleep-plugs, and hearing protection
• Assistive listening devices, such as telephone amplifiers and TV headsets
• We carry a full range of hearing aid batteries and accessories

A voice disorder is characterized when one has a problem with pitch, volume, tone, and other qualities of your voice. These problems occur when your vocal cords don't vibrate normally. The voice is the sound that air makes when it is forced out of your lungs and passes over your vocal cords. Vocal cords are the 2 folds of tissue inside your larynx, also called the voice box. The vibration of those cords is what produces speech.

The ability to safely swallow is essential for adequate nutrition and hydration and preventing food from entering your lungs. Swallowing is a complex act that involves coordinated movement of muscles that make up three primary phases of the swallow: oral phase (mouth), pharyngeal phase (throat) and esophageal phase (food tube). When there is a problem in one or more of these phases, it is called dysphagia.