Hearing Aid Org UK

30/01/2026

What exactly does an audiologist do? 🩺👂

More than just fitting hearing aids, audiologists are specialist healthcare professionals who:

✅ Diagnose hearing and balance disorders
✅ Conduct comprehensive hearing assessments
✅ Fit and programme hearing aids tailored to your needs
✅ Provide tinnitus management and relief
✅ Offer ongoing support and rehabilitation
✅ Remove earwax professionally and safely
✅ Deliver balance testing and treatment

All our audiologists are HCPC registered and qualified to the highest standards, ensuring you receive expert, professional care you can trust.

Whether you're experiencing hearing difficulties, tinnitus symptoms, or balance issues, an audiologist can help guide you towards the right solution for your individual needs.
Understanding who audiologists are and what they do is the first step towards better hearing health.

Learn more about how an audiologist can help you at hearingaid.org.uk or call 0800 567 7621 for a free consultation.

28/01/2026

Dealing with stress? It could be affecting your ears more than you think. From making tinnitus worse to reducing blood flow to your inner ear, stress impacts your hearing in surprising ways. Our latest article explains the hidden connection and what you can do about it.

https://www.hearingaid.org.uk/hearing-loss-awareness/how-stress-affects-your-ears

Stress doesn't just affect your mental health; it can impact your hearing, too. Discover how stress triggers tinnitus, reduces ear blood flow & causes pressure changes, plus what you can do about it.

26/01/2026

Hearing from you means everything 💙

When customers share their experiences, it helps others who are wondering whether to take that first step towards better hearing. Your honest feedback guides and reassures those at the start of their journey.

Thank you to everyone who has shared their story with us. You're making a real difference.
Read more customer experiences at hearingaid.org.uk

23/01/2026

Hearing loss affects more than just your ears 🧠💙

Untreated hearing loss can lead to social isolation, anxiety, and depression. But it doesn't have to be this way.

Addressing your hearing health is an important step towards protecting your mental wellbeing and staying connected to the people and moments that matter most.

If you're concerned about your hearing, we're here to help.

Call 0800 567 7621 or visit hearingaid.org.uk for a free hearing assessment.

23/01/2026

Living with tinnitus can feel overwhelming; that constant ringing makes it hard to focus, relax, or sleep.

🔔 But mindfulness can help. By learning to observe the sound without reacting to it, you can reduce the stress and anxiety that often make tinnitus worse.

You can’t always control the ringing, but you can change how you respond to it.

🧘‍♀️💙 Small moments of calm can make a big difference.

23/01/2026

The ocean still moves, but I can’t hear it anymore. 🌊

Hearing loss doesn’t just take away sounds; it takes away memories, moments, and connections to the world around us. If you’re missing the sounds you love, you’re not alone.

💙 Book a free hearing test today and take the first step toward hearing the waves again.

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23/01/2026

“Sorry, I didn’t hear it ring...” 📱
Missing phone calls isn’t just about convenience. It’s about the worry that follows.

Was it important? Did someone need me? Am I letting people down?

For people with hearing loss, a missed call can mean a missed opportunity, a delayed conversation with someone you love, or just another reminder that something’s not quite right.

You start checking your phone constantly. You apologise more than you should. And slowly, the phone that’s meant to keep you connected starts to feel like a barrier instead.

If you’re missing calls more often than you’d like to admit, it might be time to check in on your hearing.

💙 Get your hearing tested for free. It’s a simple step that could help you stay connected to the people who matter most.

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23/01/2026

The sounds we miss most aren’t always the loudest ones 🕊️
For many people with hearing loss, it’s not the big moments—it’s the quiet ones. The morning birdsong. A child’s whisper. Leaves rustling in the breeze.

These small sounds connect us to the world around us. And when they fade, so does a little piece of joy we didn’t know we were taking for granted.

If you’ve noticed the birdsong has gone quiet, you’re not alone. And you don’t have to accept silence as the only option.

💙 Take the first step—get your hearing tested for free. It’s quick, painless, and could help you rediscover the sounds you’ve been missing.

Find your nearest free hearing test today.

21/01/2026

Why are hearing aids so expensive? It's one of the most common questions we hear 💷

The truth is, hearing aid costs reflect extensive R&D, miniaturised technology, professional services, and lifetime support - but that doesn't mean you should pay more than necessary.
Here's what many people don't realise:

✅ Published prices often don't tell the full story
✅ Some providers charge extra for adjustments and aftercare
✅ The 'most expensive' option isn't always what you need
✅ Mid-range hearing aids today often outperform premium devices from just 5 years ago

Understanding what you're actually paying for - and what should be included - helps you make informed decisions about your hearing health.

Don't let cost concerns stop you from addressing your hearing loss. Get transparent pricing and honest advice.

Learn more about hearing aid costs at hearingaid.org.uk or call 0800 567 7621 for a free, no-obligation consultation.

19/01/2026

At launch, the world's smallest AI hearing aid just got smarter. The Resound Vivia combines powerful artificial intelligence with Intelligent Focus technology to reduce background noise and prioritise speech clarity - all packed into a compact design with 30-hour battery life.

Plus, it's Auracast-ready for seamless streaming in public spaces. Our latest product page explains why this might be the hearing aid breakthrough you've been waiting for.

https://www.hearingaid.org.uk/hearing-aids/resound/vivia

16/01/2026

5 Signs You Might Have Hearing Loss 👂

1️⃣ You frequently ask people to repeat themselves
2️⃣ You struggle to follow conversations in noisy places like restaurants
3️⃣ You turn up the TV or radio volume (and others complain it's too loud!)
4️⃣ You find it hard to hear on the phone
5️⃣ You avoid social situations because it's too difficult to hear

Sound familiar? You're not alone. Hearing loss is gradual and often goes unnoticed at first.
The good news? A simple hearing test can give you answers - and it's completely free with us.

Call 0800 567 7621 or visit hearingaid.org.uk to book your free hearing assessment today.

14/01/2026

Most hearing problems are preventable – but are you doing these simple things to protect yours?
We're pretty good at the basics of staying healthy, but when was the last time you actually thought about your ears? Once hearing damage occurs, it's permanent – which is why these 10 simple habits matter now, not later:

👂 Follow the 60/60 rule with headphones (60 minutes max at 60% volume)
🎧 Wear protection for anything over 85 decibels
🚫 Never use cotton buds inside your ears
☀️ Apply sunscreen to your ears (yes, really!)
🏊 Use custom plugs if you swim regularly
📱 Lower your stress levels (it affects your hearing!)

By age 50, around 40% of people have some degree of hearing loss. By 70, that rises to 70%. The habits you develop now directly affect your hearing in the decades to come.

Foor for thought: When was the last time you had your hearing checked?

https://www.hearingaid.org.uk/hearing-loss-awareness/ways-to-keep-your-ears-healthy