
HEARING AIDS
Gatwick Audiology only supplies the latest cutting-edge technology hearing aids from the world's best manufacturers.
At Gatwick Audiology, we are here for your ear care. We have provided solutions for thousands of people just like you, and we use only the best hearing aids available from global leading manufacturers as part of our continuing care. To ensure that our hearing care solutions will meet your hearing needs as best as possible, we provide a 30 days money back guarantee for your hearing aids.
MANUFACTURERS
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At our audiology clinics across Surrey and Sussex, we recognise the unique challenges that come with hearing loss. While there are many providers of hearing aids, we strive to offer more than just a product; we aim to provide you with the support and understanding you deserve throughout this journey.

We know that navigating hearing technology can be complex. During your appointment, your audiologist will lake the time to conduct a thorough consultation that includes a detailed hearing assessment and an audiogram. We will discuss the results of your hearing test in a way that is clear and compassionate, ensuring you feel Comfortable and well-informed about any significant hearing loss you may be experiencing. Understanding your individual needs and personal preferences is essential for us.We understand that the idea of needing help can be difficult for many, and we are committed to supporting you with sensitivity and patience.
We will ensure you have all the time you need to ask questions and express any concerns. Our goal is to not only show you how the hearing aids work and how they will be fitted but to help you feel confident as you embrace this new chapter in your hearing journey. We will consider your lifestyle and the specific type of hearing loss reflected in your audiogram when making our recommendations. We offer a wide range of hearing aid styles from leading manufacturers. Whether you prefer almost invisible devices that fit snugly in the ear canal or discreet options that sit comfortably behind the ear, we are here to help you find the solution that best meets your needs.
Different Types of Hearing Aids

Invisible-In-Canal (IIC)
These are the smallest custom hearing aids available. They are designed and custom measured to fit entirely inside your ear canal and are therefore almost, if not completely, invisible.

Completely-In-Canal (CIC)
The smallest custom hearing aids available. They are designed and custom measured to fit almost entirely inside your ear canal and are therefore almost invisible, with only the faceplate and battery drawer usually visible.

Mini-canal (MC) and In-the-Canal (ITC)
These are larger than both IIC and CIC hearing aids, but still relatively unnoticeable. They are designed and custom measured to fit in the lower third of your external ear.

In-the-canal (ITE)
These hearing aids are the largest of all custom fit hearing aids. They are designed and custom measured to fit either half your external ear or the entire external ear. Usually chosen only if clients have dexterity problems managing smaller custom-made hearing aids.

Receiver In the Canal (RIC)
RIC hearing aids sit comfortably behind the ear while the receiver is located at the end of a thin earwire, with a discreet look. They come in a variety of designs, including a very slim style. They often come with either desktop or on the move chargers and mobile apps.

Behind-The-Ear (BTE)
These models sit behind the ear and deliver sound into the ear either via acoustic tubing channelled through a custom-made ear mould, or a discreet ‘thin-tube’ attached to an ear dome or custom-made micro-mould which fits inside the ear canal.

Instant Fit In the Canal
These hearing aids come ready-to-wear, with a secure fit for almost every ear depending on the hearing loss configuration.

Contralateral Routing Of Signals (CROS)
These hearing aids come ready-to-wear, with a secure fit for almost every ear depending on the hearing loss configuration.

Bone Conduction Hearing Aids (BCHA)
This is an alternative to a regular hearing aid for those with problems in their outer or middle ears. It transfers sound by bone vibration directly to the cochlea, bypassing the outer and the middle ear.

Bone Conduction Hearing Aids (ADHEAR)
This bone conduction hearing system converts sound into vibrations and transfers them to the bone.
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We offer Phonak Roger On™
Roger On™ is a unique microphone for everyday use in noise and over distance. It recognises if speech is coming from the left or right side of the wearer and provides spatial information to combine visual and audio cues.* It also helps to support conversations by automatically selecting the person who is talking.
- Unlimited receivers built in**
- Can be used like a headset for online calls
- Automatically adapts to the listening situation
- Protected against splashes of water
- Scratch-resistant display for enduring elegance
Conversation support
Roger On helps improve the intelligibility of conversations when background noise is present with speech-in-noise performance, while also identifying and automatically selecting the person speaking.
Online calls
With two-way audio streaming, both you and your online counterparts can hear clearly in noise while being heard above the noise.
Dining in restaurants
When in a restaurant environment, it usually includes a complex mix of sounds and background noise, with Roger On, distracting noises are reduced so you can capture the conversation.
Speak to us to find out more.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Today, there's an incredible variety of styles and sizes of hearing aids to choose from. Modern hearing aids are not only small and discreet but also stylish, allowing you to maintain your personal style while improving your hearing. With technology constantly advancing, we are dedicated to providing the latest innovations on the market. As an independent provider, we have the freedom to select the perfect hearing aid from a wide array of top manufacturers, ensuring you receive the ideal solution tailored to your specific needs. Take a look through our guide above at the different types of hearing aids and also discuss any questions with one of our audiology team who are always happy to help.
Studies have demonstrated that many people who consistently use hearing devices find that their tinnitus becomes much more manageable. Furthermore, most private hearing aids are equipped with specialized features tailored to help individuals dealing with tinnitus. Investing in a hearing aid could significantly enhance your quality of life.
When your audiologist expertly sets up your hearing devices, you can enjoy a hassle-free experience with minimal need for adjustments. You'll have the flexibility to easily switch between tailored listening programs—whether you're immersing yourself in music or navigating the chatter of a busy restaurant. These specialised settings empower you to fully optimise your hearing devices, enhancing your experience in any environment.
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Hearing devices deserve your care and attention to ensure optimal performance. By simply giving them a gentle wipe for cleanliness or replacing a wax filter if needed, you can extend their lifespan and enhance your listening experience. Our expert audiologists will guide you through easy maintenance steps, transforming you into a pro at caring for your hearing aids. With just a little effort, you will enjoy clearer sound and greater comfort every day.
The manufacturer's warranty provides excellent coverage for any technical issues arising from product defects. To safeguard your investment, we strongly recommend insuring your hearing aids against loss or accidental damage. Many homeowners can conveniently add these valuable items to their insurance policy, ensuring peace of mind and financial protection.