“I Can Hear… But I Can’t Understand.” This is one of the most common concerns we hear at Noosa Hearing. Patients often say,“I can hear people talking — I just can’t make out what they’re saying.” So why does this happen? To understand it, we need to revisit your...
You have completed your hearing assessment. You have been handed a graph. And now you are wondering… what exactly does this mean? An audiogram can look technical at first glance. However, once you understand a few key principles, it becomes far easier to interpret....
Noosa Hearing is an accredited Hearing Services Program (HSP) provider. Fully subsidised hearing services and hearing aids for pensioners and veterans Fully subsidised hearing services and hearing aids are available to eligible pensioners and veterans. The Australian...
Many hearing clinics offer a free hearing test and so do we. A free 15-minute hearing check is a fast and simplistic way of checking your hearing. It is not a replacement for a comprehensive hearing test and doesn't include all the steps of a comprehensive hearing...
Tinnitus management is important. The characteristics and hearing thresholds vary among individuals requiring tinnitus assessment and management. Here’s an article we’ve previously published: what is tinnitus or ringing in the ears? Remember, tinnitus is a symptom,...
Our principal audiologist will complete a comprehensive diagnostic hearing assessment (hearing test) at your initial appointment. During the consultation you can expect the following to occur: 1. Hearing Assessment History Firstly, the audiologist will ask you about...
Our children's hearing test and assessments are comprehensive and are specifically for children. Younger children perform a modified version of audiometry. Children under 6 will learn to play a listening game instead of pressing the button when they hear a sound. Our...