Your Hearing Questions Answered

5 Signs It’s Time for a Hearing Check

Hearing loss can come on gradually, so it’s not always obvious when to seek help. Here are five common signs that it might be time to book a hearing check:

1. You keep asking people to repeat themselves.
   If “sorry, what was that?” is becoming your catchphrase, it could be more than just background noise.

2. You find conversations exhausting.
   Straining to follow conversations — especially in noisy places — may indicate hearing changes.

3. The TV volume keeps creeping up.
   If others comment that your TV or radio is too loud, your hearing could be the issue.

4. You miss everyday sounds.
   Birds chirping, footsteps, a kettle boiling — hearing loss often starts with soft sounds.

5. You feel disconnected.
   Avoiding group chats or feeling isolated can be a subtle emotional sign your hearing needs checking.

Think you might be experiencing one or more of these?

A quick, free hearing check can give you peace of mind — or the support you need to hear clearly again.

Book your free hearing check today

What to Expect at Your First Appointment

Feeling unsure about what happens at a hearing check? You’re not alone. At Precision Audiology Australia, we make it simple, relaxed, and pressure-free. Here’s what to expect:

1. A friendly chat about your hearing.
We’ll ask a few questions about your hearing, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have.

2. A professional hearing test.
You’ll sit in a quiet room with headphones and respond to a range of sounds. It’s quick, painless, and takes less than 30 minutes.

3. Clear results, explained in plain English.
We’ll walk you through the results straight away and answer any questions.

4. No pressure, just next steps.
Whether you need further testing, a referral, or nothing at all — we’ll guide you through what’s next.

It’s all about getting the answers you need, with no obligation.

Ready to get started? Book online now

Are Your Hearing Aids Playing Up? We Can Help.

If your hearing aids aren’t working like they used to, it might not be your ears — it could be the device. Here’s how we can help:

• Check your hearing and your hearing aids.
  Sometimes, it’s your hearing that’s changed. Other times, the device just needs a service or reset. We test both to get to the bottom of it.

• We’ll test your current settings.
  Poor sound quality, feedback, or imbalance? A quick diagnostic can reveal what’s going on.

• Get answers
  We offer no-obligation assessments, whether you bought your hearing aids from us or somewhere else.

If your hearing aids are whistling, cutting out, or just not doing their job — don’t put up with it.

Book a free* check today