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A growing body of evidence is showing the importance of good hearing to so many aspects of our lives. So get in touch today to book your FREE hearing assessment with Correct Hearing.

Hearing changes gradually, so gradually that most people live with it for years before doing anything about it. A hearing test takes the guesswork away. It's the simplest way to understand exactly how you're hearing, and what (if anything) would help.
Our assessments are completely free and carry no obligation. If your hearing is healthy, we'll happily tell you so. And if there's something we can help with, we'll explain your options clearly.
There's no need for a GP referral. You can book directly with us, at whichever clinic suits you, or arrange a home visit if you'd prefer us to come to you.
Signs it Might be Time for a Test
It turns out the stuff in your ears is more interesting than you might think.
Turning the TV Up
Others comment that the television or radio is louder than they'd choose, or you struggle to follow dialogue.
Struggling in Groups
Conversations in busy places, such as, a café, the pub, and a family gathering have become hard work to follow.
Asking people to repeat
You frequently ask friends and family to say things again, or feel you can hear but can't quite make out words.
Phone Calls are Tricky
You find phone conversations harder than face-to-face, missing words without lip movements to help.
It’s Tiring to Listen
Concentrating to hear all day leaves you drained, or you've started avoiding social situations.
Ringing or Buzzing
You notice ringing, buzzing or other sounds in your ears (tinnitus) that aren't coming from outside.

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What happens during a hearing test?
We'll start by chatting about your hearing, your lifestyle and any concerns you have. We'll then examine your ears and carry out a series of simple, comfortable checks to measure how well you're hearing across different sounds and pitches. At the end, we'll explain your results clearly and talk through what they mean for you.
Does a hearing test hurt and how long does it take?
Not at all — a hearing test is completely painless and most appointments take around 45 minutes to an hour. There's nothing to prepare and nothing to worry about; it's a relaxed appointment with plenty of time for your questions.
How much does a hearing test cost?
Our hearing assessments are free and come with no obligation. We believe everyone should be able to check in on their hearing health without pressure or cost, so you can simply find out where things stand and decide what's right for you afterwards.
How often should I have my hearing checked?
As a general guide, we'd suggest a check every couple of years, or sooner if you've noticed any changes. If you're over 55 or regularly around loud noise, more frequent checks are a good idea, much like having your eyes or teeth looked at.
What happens if the test shows I have hearing loss?
There's no need to worry — many people have some degree of hearing loss, and spotting it early is a positive step. We'll explain your results in plain English and, if anything would help, talk you through your options at your own pace. There's never any pressure to proceed.
