Neurosensory has been providing outstanding hearing services to thousands of satisfied patients for over 40 years.
Neurosensory was established in 1978 by Dr Anthony Canty, an Otolaryngologist, at St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital, Brisbane.
We are proudly Australian owned and operate 24 clinics throughout Australia.
We’re now owned by over 60 Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgeons with decades of medical expertise, and we pride ourselves on being a medically-owned health care company.
We only employ the most highly qualified hearing health professionals who work closely with our aligned ENT surgeons, as part of a dynamic hearing health care team.
Independently owned by Australia’s leading Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists, we are committed to the highest standards of hearing healthcare.
Neurosensory was established over 40 years ago through a medical partnership between ENT’s, and Senior Audiologists for complete hearing healthcare.
We have built an outstanding reputation in hearing health by always helping our clients to achieve their maximum hearing capability.
We start with listening to our clients, so we can understand what they are experiencing.
We then use our skills, knowledge and experience to tailor unique solutions for them.
We recommend the best possible solutions without compromise.
Our diagnostic services are comprehensive, accurate and timely.
Our treatment solutions are innovative, ethical and independent of commissions.
– Independent of hearing aid manufacturers
– Represent all brands and styles of hearing aids
– No sales comissions paid to our Audiologists
– Free, no obligation, hearing aid trials
– Free services for eligible Pension and DVA recipients
– Recognised for healthcare industry rebates
– Aftercare programs and support
At Neurosensory, we work hard to deliver a positive patient experience, because Neurosensory and its ENT partners care.
We provide a satisfaction guarantee for all our services and products.
Hearing loss is common in older adults and typically impairs communication and social interactions. In Australia at least 1 in 3 adults over 60 have a hearing loss.
Hearing loss is common in older adults and typically impairs communication and social interactions. In Australia at least 1 in 3 adults over 60 have a hearing loss.
COVID-19 has been linked to many long term medical conditions including chronic fatigue, heart damage, lung damage and psychological disorders.
