Bringing Hearing Care to Country Communities

It usually starts with small things you might not even notice at first. You should consider booking a quick test if:

• You find yourself asking people to repeat themselves often.
• It feels like everyone around you is "mumbling," especially in noisy places like restaurants.
• You have the TV or radio turned up louder than your family prefers.
• You are struggling to hear clearly over the phone.

We’d recommend getting your hearing checked every 2-3 years, or yearly if you’re over 65 years old.

No, you don't need a referral to get started.

You can simply call us or book an appointment online directly.
Learn more: Refer to Us - Country Hearing Care

Think of it as a comfortable, easy conversation about your ears.

• The Chat: We’ll talk about your lifestyle, where you find it hard to hear, and any concerns you have.
• The Check: We will look inside your ears with a tiny camera.
• The Test: You'll listen to a series of tones through headphones and press a button when you hear them.

We will explain your results, so you know exactly where you stand.

Because everyone's hearing and lifestyle are different, prices vary—but we are completely transparent and have options for every budget.

While there isn’t a "cure" that turns tinnitus off completely, modern hearing aids are incredibly effective at managing it by bringing back everyday background sounds, which can make the ringing less noticeable. Many hearing aids include sound therapy, which plays gentle sounds to help cover the tinnitus.