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19/09/2025

We’re excited to welcome back our graduate audiologist, Chanuki, from the Oticon Summer Bootcamp in Copenhagen! 🦻✨

Chanuki was 1 of 65 internarional representatives that had the chance to learn from world-class researchers and clinicians, explore upcoming research, and develop new skills to take into her practice. She’s returned to Melbourne with sharper programming abilities, new counselling strategies, and even a little Danish vocabulary! 🇩🇰

Here are some of her key takeaways:

How to troubleshoot Oticon hearing aids more effectively

A deeper understanding of the many factors influencing perceived hearing difficulties

Fresh approaches to client counselling

Insights into audiology practices around the world (and a reminder of how fortunate we are in Australia, where audiological care is among the highest standards globally)

Fun fact: most campers weren’t fans of Vegemite on toast… but the Norwegians loved it! 🇳🇴😂

We’re so proud of Chanuki for representing us on the international stage and excited to see her put these new skills into practice at your appointments. 👏

18/09/2025

We’re excited to welcome back our graduate audiologist, Chanuki, from the Oticon Summer Bootcamp in Copenhagen! 🦻✨

Chanuki was 1 of 65 international representatives that had the chance to learn from world-class researchers and clinicians, explore upcoming research, and develop new skills to take into her practice. She’s returned to Melbourne with sharper programming abilities, new counselling strategies, and even a little Danish vocabulary! 🇩🇰

Here are some of her key takeaways:

How to troubleshoot Oticon hearing aids more effectively

A deeper understanding of the many factors influencing perceived hearing difficulties

Fresh approaches to client counselling

Insights into audiology practices around the world (and a reminder of how fortunate we are in Australia, where audiological care is among the highest standards globally)

Fun fact: most campers weren’t fans of Vegemite on toast… but the Norwegians loved it! 🇳🇴😂

We’re so proud of Chanuki for representing us on the international stage and excited to see her put these new skills into practice at your appointments. 👏

15/07/2025

Big shout out to our super star grad Audiologist, Chanuki!

Chanuki’s been selected by Oticon Australia to represent the Aussies 🇦🇺 (and Hear In Karingal / Hear In Cranbourne) at the Eriksholm Summer Camp in Denmark 🇩🇰 - a global event bringing together the best and brightest in audiology 🧠🦻🦘🇦🇺

Since joining our team, Chanuki’s brought energy, positivity, and next level good vibes - plus, she’s been an influential part of the decision making process when it comes to fitting the hearing aids we choose for our clients.

We’re so proud to have her flying the Aussie flag on the world stage. Congrats Chanuki! 💡✨🌏

06/01/2025

Hear In Karingal are super excited to welcome our new graduate audiologist from University of Melbourne, Chanuki, to the team!!! Her passion for helping others with is why we know she is going to be a great addition to our team.

We’re also excited to announce that 2025 is going to be a big year for us as we open our second clinic, Hear In Cranbourne (opening late January) at Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre.

25/03/2024

At Hear In Karingal, our mission is to .

We want to spread the word on our ear wax removal service.

We are the leaders in ear wax removal in Melbourne (Frankston).

Our Principal Audiologist Andrew Glynn can be seen in our short video.

Spread the word and let us help others with ear wax build up.

https://youtu.be/GLOYl8hlg0M?si=U9Q3jCOVMoNDetzr

18/10/2023

Hear In Karingal turns 2 today!

Thank you to all our clients who continue to support us and help spread the word. Our mission is to provide quality hearing care that’s accessible to everyone.

In particular I would like to thank my mum, Julie, who has been the backbone of our clinic since day one. She has been fantastic to work with and is one of the best. Her friendly and caring nature comes across to all our clients.

As I reflect over the last two years, it’s evident that clients value locally owned and independent audiologists. Our authentic and compassionate approach allows us to deliver hearing services that are different to most; with longer appointments, continuity and attention to detail.

A few of the milestones we’ve achieved:
• We have 2000+ clients and 220+ five-star Google reviews
• Our Clinical Audiologist, Audrey, has conducted many comprehensive hearing tests and 320+ wax removals
• Being environmentally focused, 40% of our clients have rechargeable hearing aids, saving 4,900 single-use batteries per year (or 815 packets). We’ve also scanned over 6,400 pages (just under 13 cartons) to our paperless storage

The team would like to sincerely thank everybody who has put their trust in us.

Andrew Glynn
Principal Audiologist/Director
BAppSc, MAudA (CCP), MClinAud

Hear In exists to help everyone achieve the best hearing they possibly can, enabling you to fully en

11/10/2023

Day 3 of our Seniors Week display (finishes this Friday).

We have our ear camera on display if you’re curious to see how much wax is in your ears.

Swing by for a chat and pick up a Phonak or Unitron goodie bag (11am-2pm).

07/10/2023

Seniors week starts Monday 9th till Friday 13th at Karingal Hub. We will be outside the clinic from 10am-12pm handing out Phonak and Unitron goodie bags. Come and have a chat, or have a look inside your ear with our ear camera to see how much wax you have.

16/06/2023

The noise around AI has made us curious. We love hearing aids, pop culture and superheroes. Can you guess what we put through the AI to come up with some of these awesome pics?

28/05/2023

This looks like a really good trial for those who suffer sudden sensorineural hearing loss.

Melbourne's Eye and Ear Hospital will be conducting trials where concentrated steroids are injected directly in the inner ear vs those who receive the placebo. Both will be supplied the oral steroid treatment as well.

We look forward to reading the results in the months/years to come.

Almost every day, a patient presents at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital’s emergency department with a sudden and mysterious loss of hearing. But the hospital’s experts are working on a solution.

18/10/2022

Today, 18 October 2022, marks our one-year anniversary since the official opening of Hear In Karingal .

Having navigated through several lockdowns, we have surpassed 900 new clients, over 70 five-star Google reviews, and have been able to grow our team to five fantastic individuals who all share our passion for quality hearing care.

Our primary goal has been to provide a professional and quality service to people with their hearing needs within Frankston and the Bayside area.

Along the way, we’ve been striving towards being an environmentally friendly and socially responsible practice. Having fully digitised all client records, of those relocated files, we have scanned over 3,100 pages (6 reams of paper). 41% of our clients are fitted with rechargeable hearing aids, saving over 3,600 single-use batteries per year (or 608 packets).

Thank you also to those generous people who have donated their old hearing aids to Ears Inc, an Australian not-for-profit organisation which educates, trains, and equips hearing health workers to help people hear in low- and middle-income countries.

Being locally owned and independent, we value every client that comes through our door. I would like to sincerely thank everybody who has put their trust in us.

Andrew Glynn
Principal Audiologist/Director

17/08/2022

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We've been quiet about this for a while, but when we received this picture (and with their permission) we thought we would share an amazing story of compassion and heart.

In April, we met Bohdan. A lovely young man from Ukraine. Bohdan and his mother fled the war in Ukraine and were welcomed into Australia as refugees.

He came in to our clinic late one night for an urgent wax removal appointment as he was struggling to hear with his current hearing aids.

Bohdan has a rare genetic disorder, Opitz G/BBB, and along with a list of other health issues including diabetes, spine curvature, disformed limbs, he also has a severe hearing loss.

He came in with a pair of 12 year old Unitron hearing aids that were worn out and old. It was a challenge for him to get involved with remote learning with his Ukraine teachers overseas.

Because Bohdan was classified as a refugee, he didn't have access to government funding for appointments or hearing services. *We are very lucky in Australia that we have hearing services funded under government programs*. Unfortunately, Bohdan had none of this. He was relying on the charity of good hearted people like Mark Dunham and his family.

So we reached out to Unitron Australia to see if they could help.

Not only were Unitron willing to help, but they donated a pair of rechargeable power hearing aids that we could connect to Bohdan's computer to help with his online classes. Hear In Karingal donated our services to make sure we assessed and fitted him with his new devices.

To say it was an emotional experience is an understatement. When we first connected Bohdan's new hearing aids to his phone, we decided to play a bit of Elvis. Then we played the legendary Aussie anthem by John Farnham'Your The Voice'. The smile on Bohdan's face was priceless.

A little charity and kindness can go a long way. We would like to thank Unitron Australia for for Bohdan.

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