Knox Audiology

Knox Audiology Comprehensive hearing care for ALL. Diagnostic medical hearing tests, hearing devices, Auditory Processing assessments & vestibular assessments.

Our passion: to help our local community hear brilliantly, connecting you to your world through better hearing Opening our doors in 1998, Knox Audiology continues to serve a broadening Melbourne
community. Through hearing tests, diagnostic assessments including balance and tinnitus investigation, and hearing aid prescriptions, we optimise the hearing future of:

New born babies (0-3 months old)
Infants (from 9 months old)
Toddlers
School aged children
Adolescents
Baby boomers and
Seniors

We strive to enlighten your hearing world

Knox Audiology currently has 3 locations:

Knox Audiology ENT and Specialist Suites
230 Mountain Highway
WANTIRNA VIC 3152
Ph: 03 9800 5697

Knox Audiology Boronia
Melbourne Eastern Healthcare Village (MEHV)
157 Scoresby Road
BORONIA VIC 3155
Ph: 03 9839 3300

Northern Hearing - Knox Audiology Doreen
120 Painted Hills Rd
DOREEN VIC 3754
Ph: 03 9800 5941

Our offices will be closed today for the public holiday. We will reopen Monday morning. We hope everyone enjoys a safe l...
25/09/2025

Our offices will be closed today for the public holiday. We will reopen Monday morning. We hope everyone enjoys a safe long weekend.

Did you know humans cannot regrow the hair cells in their ears that are responsible for helping us hear?A recent study i...
22/09/2025

Did you know humans cannot regrow the hair cells in their ears that are responsible for helping us hear?

A recent study into Zebrafish is looking at how this might be able to be changed in the future. If hair cells could be regrown in the future, many forms of deafness might be able to be cured. While this is a long way off, all of this research may one day lead to a breakthrough. To read more about this research, check out this article.

https://hearingreview.com/inside-hearing/research/regrowing-hair-cells-new-gene-functions-found-in-zebrafish?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

19/09/2025

Myth: Cotton Tips are Safe for Ear Wax Removal

Cotton tips are not safe for ear wax removal. Not only can they push wax further down the ear canal and cause it to become impacted and harder to get out, cotton tips can cause injury to your ear canal and ear drum leading to infection and even permanent hearing loss. At Knox Audiology, we offer safe and effective wax removal methods.

If you think you have a build up of wax in your ear, it is best to let the experts remove it for you. 📞 Call 03 9800 5697 to book an appointment, or visit us online:

https://knoxhearing.com.au/book-appointment/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

At Knox Audiology, our hearing care professionals are university trained audiologists. This means they are trained to th...
16/09/2025

At Knox Audiology, our hearing care professionals are university trained audiologists. This means they are trained to the highest standards so you receive the best care. We are about more than just fitting you with hearing aids, we are about making sure you are hearing well and connected to the things important to you.

If this is the type of hearing care you would like for yourself and your family, 📞 call 03 9800 5697 to book an appointment, or visit us online:

https://knoxhearing.com.au/contact-knox-audiology/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

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Diabetes is a fast growing chronic condition in Australia and hearing loss is a common complication of diabetes.Early de...
11/09/2025

Diabetes is a fast growing chronic condition in Australia and hearing loss is a common complication of diabetes.

Early detection and good treatment and control of diabetes can help prevent hearing loss. If you have diabetes you are at a higher risk of hearing loss and it is recommended you have annual hearing checks.

If you would like to know more about diabetes and hearing loss, visit our website, or call 03 9800 5697 to book an appointment for a hearing check.

https://knoxhearing.com.au/hearing-loss/hearing-loss-diabetes/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Happy Father's Day to all the Dads and Grandfathers out there today. We hope you enjoy your special day.
06/09/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the Dads and Grandfathers out there today. We hope you enjoy your special day.

31/08/2025

Our Wantirna clinic is getting a refresh! Renovations are well underway to make your experience even better - but don’t worry, it’s business as usual while the works are happening.

We’re on track to finish by mid-September and look forward to welcoming you to the updated space soon.

30/08/2025

Your ears are important not just for hearing but also for your balance. This means that your inner ear health affects both your hearing and balance. In this blog, we explore the structure and function of the vestibular system as well as how inner ear issues can cause balance disorders and the symptoms to look out for that may indicate a vestibular dysfunction.

Research into hearing loss is continually developing. This includes trials involving the use of cell therapies to treat ...
25/08/2025

Research into hearing loss is continually developing. This includes trials involving the use of cell therapies to treat sensorineural hearing loss. While a cure for hearing loss may not occur for many years, every bit of research is another step toward future developments.

Check out this great article about a recent study that has taken place.

https://hearingpractitionernews.com.au/rinri-therapeutics-to-start-first-stem-cell-trial-in-humans-aiming-to-reverse-hearing-loss/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Did you know?The outer part of the ear, the part on the outside of the head, plays an important role in collecting and f...
22/08/2025

Did you know?

The outer part of the ear, the part on the outside of the head, plays an important role in collecting and funnelling sounds into the ear canal.

Feeling like people are speaking less clearly is an early sign of hearing loss.Often it is easy to dismiss this early si...
19/08/2025

Feeling like people are speaking less clearly is an early sign of hearing loss.

Often it is easy to dismiss this early sign of hearing loss as other people simply not talking clearly - but if it seems everyone is mumbling, then it might be that your hearing is deteriorating. The only way to know for sure is to have a hearing test. If you do have the early stages of a hearing loss, our university trained audiologists at Knox Audiology can provide you with guidance as to what your options are depending on your degree of hearing loss and personal circumstances.

If you are noticing other people are more difficult to understand, it might be time to have your hearing checked.

📞 Call 03 9800 5697 to book an appointment, or visit us online:

https://knoxhearing.com.au/book-appointment/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

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230 Mountain Highway
Wantirna, VIC
3152

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 1am

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We strive to enlighten your hearing world. Our team enthusiastically offer medically backed diagnostic hearing. Opening our doors in 1998, Knox Audiology continues to serve our broadening Melbourne community supporting medical clinics, specialists, schools, kindergartens and so much more Through hearing tests, diagnostic assessments including balance and tinnitus investigation, and hearing aid prescriptions, we optimise the hearing future of: New born babies (0-3 months old) Infants (from 9 months old) Toddlers School aged children Adolescents Baby boomers and Seniors Knox Audiology currently has 4 locations: Knox Audiology ENT and Specialist Suites 230 Mountain Highway WANTIRNA VIC 3152 Ph: 03 9800 5697 Knox Audiology Boronia Melbourne Eastern Healthcare Village (MEHV) 157 Scoresby Road BORONIA VIC 3155 Ph: 03 9839 3300 Northern Hearing - Knox Audiology Doreen 120 Painted Hills Rd DOREEN VIC 3754 Ph: 03 9800 5941

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