Professional Full Time Hearing Aid Service, Convent Lane, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, Phone (01) 28 44 739, J Ronan F.I.S.H.A.A. - F.B.S.H.A.A. Hearing Aid Consultant, Fellow of the Irish Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists, Digital Specialists Open Daily

Hearing Loss

Self Check Hearing Loss Indicators

If you agree with one or more of the following statements, it may indicate the need to seek a hearing assessment:
  • You 'favour' one ear over the other
  • You have been told that the TV is too loud
  • You have difficulty following conversation in groups and noisy places
  • You ask people to repeat themselves
  • Hearing from a distance is more trouble than it used to be, such as in a church or theatre
  • Family & Friends have commented on your inability to hear
It may appear that people are not speaking clearly if you are suffering from hearing loss. Contact Access Hearing (01) 28 44 739, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, to arrange an appointment for a free hearing test
Please phone Access Hearing (01) 28 44 739 to arrange an appointment for a free hearing test (no obligation)

Why you may be unaware of the problem:

It is typical for individuals with a mild to moderate loss to be unaware of their problem, even though family & friends are quite aware of it.

Hearing loss is invisible and almost always painless. There are no physical warning signs, except in some cases there may be ringing in the ear(s), but the real reason hearing loss sneaks up on you is that the change is so gradual. Most hearing losses develop over a period of 25 - 30 years, by age 50 or 60, there can be enough deterioration to interfere with conversation.

Hearing loss can prevent the quality of life you've hoped for. Contact Access Hearing (01) 28 44 739, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin for a free hearing test
Hearing loss can prevent the quality of life you've hoped for. It can restrict your ability to interact with others, prevent you from hearing important information, cause misunderstandings, heighten stress, cause unnecessary fatigue, and filter out the subtle sounds of nature.

Hearing Aids.

Hearing aid in ear. Modern hearing aids are virtually invisible as supplied by Access Hearing Centre, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, Ireland
There is no part of the body which varies so much as the human ear. Each ear is as a rule quite distinctive and differs from all others, therefore most modern hearing aids are custom made to the shape of the individuals' ear and the technology used is selected and programmed to suit the hearing loss. Hearing aids come in a large variety of technologies and sizes. Most are small & discreet. Many are virtually invisible in use.

When comparing eyes with ears, consider this: Blindness cuts you off from objects, Deafness cuts you off from people.

Access Hearing Convent Lane Dun Laoghaire Co. Dublin Phone (01) 28 44 739