How to choose (3)
We want you to make an informed choice about your hearing. That's why our hearing care practitioners will work closely with you to ensure that all your questions are answered and that you have the information you need when choosing your new hearing system.
In addition, we've prepared guides to some of the common questions about choosing your new hearing aids. You'll find them here.
Hearing is one of your most important senses, and as such it's very personal to you. It not only affects you but everyone that comes into contact with you. So it's absolutely crucial you get the best out of it.
Going private for your hearing care provides you with a great many benefits that helps you take your hearing further. It includes choice of technology, choice of style and choice of support.
As a provider of private hearing care we're often asked, "What about NHS hearing aids?".
This article explores the issue and the relationship of an independent provider of hearing aids, such as Broom Reid & Harris, to the NHS. We look at why many people choose to go private for their hearing aids, even though they can get digital hearing aids free on the NHS, and how provision of NHS hearing aids needs to change in the future.
A commonly asked question about wearing hearing aids is whether you should wear a hearing aid in one ear or both ears.
Although the answer depends on your personal circumstances – including your type of hearing loss – there are very significant advantage to wearing one in both ears. In this article we explain what those benefits are.