Optimal Hearing

30/07/2024

Communication is connection!
Hearing loss can have a profound impact on a person’s mental health. If you or your loved one are struggling to hear, contact optimal hearing for a hearing test.
- home visit
- nursing homes
- clinic
Call Jack on 0430080274 today!

12/03/2023

Contact Jack today on 0430080274 for safer more effective ways to remove wax buildup.

Cotton swabs. Cotton buds. Ear sticks. No matter what you call them, one thing remains the same – they shouldn’t go inside your ear canals. Learn how to safely clean your ears: https://fal.cn/3wtPN.

22/11/2022

If you are struggling with wax buildup in your ears, don’t ignore it. Unlock your hearing today. At Optimal hearing we use gentle techniques such as microsuction to clear the ear. Call Jack on 0412380350 today

19/10/2022

Off visiting nursing homes across the Bayside and Mornington Peninsula today. If you or your loved one requires hearing services (hearing test, hearing aids, wax removal), give Jack a call on 0430080274

03/03/2022

The covid pandemic has been especially challenging for the elderly living in aged care facilities. Communication and connection is so important for your loved one's mental health. Hearing health is the first step. Optimal Hearing provides mobile hearing services to nursing home - hearing tests, hearing aids, maintenance and staff training. Contact Jack on 0430080274

16/02/2022

Optimal Hearing fit all types of hearing aids from discrete “in the ear” to “behind the ear”. Contact us today on 0430080274.

Hearing aids come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, and the one that is best for you can depend on the degree of hearing loss, your needs and your lifestyle.

The two main types of hearing aids are:
👂 Inside the ear. These hearing aids sit inside the ear or ear canal. They can range from devices that are almost invisible, to others which are designed to provide the most natural sound quality.
🦻 Outside the ear. The main section of these hearing aids sit behind your ear.

Learn more about our hearing aid options here: resound.com/en-au/hearing-aids/types

07/07/2021

Did you know that is very common; it affects 50% of U.S. adults over 60? Living a vibrant life is the goal, right? Let’s all agree to put the hearing aid stigma in the past and look forward to reconnecting and building stronger relationships with those with hearing aids. End the stigma today and read more on our blog.👉🏼 https://bit.ly/2SBXJAj

14/06/2021

Are you or your loved ones struggling to hear? Staying connected is so important for mental health. At Optimal Hearing we come to you - at home or in nursing homes across bayside and Eastern suburbs of Melbourne
Call Jack on 0430080274 to book an appointment

04/01/2021

Great tips on caring for your hearing aids

With the holiday season upon us, we thought it important to share some tips on caring for your hearing aids at home or away. Each day, we’ll focus on one of the below tips. If you have specific questions or issues, please call your audiologist.
1. Handle with care
2. Keep your hearing aid dry
3. Keep away from little hands and pets
4. Take care of your cosmetics
5. Remember proper cleaning and care advice
6. Keep your hearing aid in its case
7. Leave all repairs to an expert

21/11/2019

Communication is the essence of human life

We are a mobile practice and can visit you or your loved one to make a real difference to their hearing. At Optimal Hearing we service nursing homes across Bayside and Inner East . Call us today on 0430080274

03/10/2019

“Children with hearing problems tend to do less well than their peers in terms of language development and academic performance. Detecting even mild degrees of hearing impairment earlier could lead to earlier intervention that would limit these brain changes, and improve children’s chances of developing normal language.”

Early identification and intervention is key. Optimal Hearing conducts hearing assessments for children aged 4+. Book an assessment today 0430 080 274.

Deafness in early childhood is known to lead to lasting changes in how sounds are processed in the brain, but new research published today in eLife shows that even mild-to-moderate levels of hearing loss in young children can lead to similar changes.