“I have always admired Hear and Say’s commitment to children, and felt confident that I would get professional service at a reasonable price,” said John.
“My initial assessment was thorough and competent, and the new hearing aids I now wear were suggested by a Hear and Say audiologist. They understood the fears and concerns adults face with hearing loss, and after talking through my circumstances, gently persuaded me that behind-the-ear hearing aids were the best option for my type of hearing loss, lifestyle and goals.
I’m so pleased that the audiologist pressed this point home and that I have made the transition; they are discrete yet powerful and very comfortable, which means that I can easily wear them all day. A huge advantage is that they have Bluetooth so I can listen to music and podcasts, watch movies and stream phone calls, directly to my hearing aids.”
John said it had taken him a number of years to realise that his hearing wasn’t as sharp as others, and initially felt self-conscious about wearing hearing aids – a perspective that had radically shifted in recent months.
“Hearing aids now are state-of-the-art, powerful and discrete; they have greatly enhanced my quality of life, and made me realise what I may have otherwise been missing out on. I’d encourage anyone in a similar situation to make an appointment.”
