Use our free hearing test to get a simple and effective indication to the presence of any hearing loss.
It’s a quick 3 minute exercise that will help determine if you should seek guidance on a more comprehensive evaluation, or set a benchmark for future check-ins.
The best plan of action that you or a loved one can take in managing hearing health is to have it checked regularly.
The first part of the test determines how well you can hear at different frequency levels.
You will hear a number of tones at different pitches and are asked to adjust the volume until you can hear sound.
In the second part of the test, we will ask you a number of questions about your ability to hear in challenging listening situations.
After that, you will be presented with your hearing test result and guidance on what to do next if we encounter signs of hearing loss.
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 you are experiencing.
We then use our skills, knowledge and experience to tailor unique solutions.
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 commissions 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 can be gradual and typically occurs over many years. In the early stages, it isn’t always obvious but can still impact on communication and quality of life.
Hearing loss is not uncommon, with 1 out of every 3 people over the age of 60 experiencing hearing difficulties.
Recognise the early signs to look out for, typical causes and some tips on managing a hearing loss.
