Hearing Aids and Hearing Tests at Our Hearing Clinic in Brisbane

We fit the latest technology and hearing devices from all the leading manufacturers and offer eligible clients a trial period for hearing devices, together with a personalised hearing program. Trial terms and eligibility are explained at your appointment.

All Ears in Hearing can assess hearing for both children (from age 3) and adults. No referral is necessary, but a Medicare rebate is available with a GP, ENT or Neurologist referral. Please check with your private health fund if a rebate is available.

Auditory processing refers to how the brain makes sense of what the ear hears. Deficits in Auditory processing result in a breakdown of information travelling from the ears to the brain and are often associated with listening, comprehension, language and learning difficulties.

Microsuction is one of the most advanced, effective and safest forms of ear wax removal. A thin tube is carefully inserted into the ear canal and ear wax is removed via suction

A cochlear implant is a small electronic device that can help provide a sense of sound to a person who is profoundly deaf or severely hard-of-hearing.

Custom ear plugs are one of the best ways to protect our ears against damage due to noise exposure and water entry. They are also great for those who have difficulty wearing ear buds supplied with telephone, communication or stereo devices.

Communication is so important for everyday living. Wearing hearing instruments is the first step in successfully supporting a healthy communication relationship with your family and friends.

The Australian Government has a hearing program for eligible pensioners and veteran affairs card holders, that is managed by the Office of Hearing Services. Conditions apply under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program.

A Tinnitus Management Program is to help you manage and cope with your tinnitus. Each program is tailored to the individual and involves a range of different strategies and options.

The DVA Hearing Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs to determine the extent of hearing loss or impairment in veterans.