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We believe in improving the quality of life for those with hearing impairment as well as protecting your hearing for the future.

24/10/2025

Cheshire Hearing Centres are having a two day open house on the 7th and 8th November, come and experience the latest hearing aid technology. We will be demonstrating the very latest hearing aid from Starkey - the Aris AI.
On Saturday 8th, we have a very special four legged visitor from the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, there will be a dog themed tombola with all proceeds to the charity. Please come and support this fantastic cause- we all know Bramhall residents love their dogs! 🐶

01/09/2025

Not sure if a private hearing aid is right for you or a loved one? Many people feel uncertain about making the switch, but you don’t have to decide without experiencing the benefits in real life. With our no-obligation 30-day trial, you can discover clearer conversations, reconnect with family, and enjoy life’s little sounds—all before making any commitment.
Take the first step: book your free hearing aid trial today and see what you’ve been missing!
Family-run and independent, we’re here to help you hear better, the way you want. Call 0161 439 1135

04/08/2025

🌞The summer months can present unique challenges for the hearing aid user.
Here’s are some top tips from Cheshire Hearing Centres to ensure you make the most of the warmer months.
1. Always carry extra batteries - or go rechargeable
With more time spent outdoors or travelling, having an extra set of batteries on hand is crucial. Rechargeable hearing aids are also an option. Just make sure you remember to pack your charger
2. Keep your hearing aids dry
Hearing aids perform best when kept dry, even if they are water-resistant. Bring a soft cloth or a microfibre towel to protect them from sweat, moisture and sun tan products. Wipe your hearing aids down a few times throughout the day to remove any moisture or debris.
3. Protect your hearing aids from heat
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures can damage your hearing aids. When not in use, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid leaving them in a hot car or direct sunlight for extended periods.
4. Regularly clean your hearing aids
Summer activities can expose your hearing aids to dirt, sweat, and sand. Regular cleaning and maintenance will help keep your devices functioning optimally.
You can contact us on 0161 439 1135 for further help and advice

07/07/2025

We’ve had a summer spruce-up!

Things are looking AND sounding fresh at Cheshire Hearing Centres!
Pop in to see our newly redecorated clinic and while you’re here, why not give your ears a little TLC too?

Free hearing checks available
Expert advice and support
Friendly faces and a newly refreshed space

It’s the perfect time to hear what’s new!

Come and visit — your ears will thank you!

☎️ 0161 439 1135

Thanks to Anthony for doing a fabulous job.

02/06/2025

Cheshire Hearing Centres are committed to you the customer.
We have over 30 years experience in the hearing industry so you can be assured that you are trusting your hearing to the experts.
We provide holistic centred assessment to ensure that your hearing, health and lifestyle needs are met.
We are always happy to talk to you and your family members.
We do provide the following services

Ear wax removal.
Hearing aid repairs.
Hearing assessments.
Hearing protection.
Otoscan - 3D ear scan.
Real ear measurement.
Tinnitus management.
Tympanometry

05/05/2025

Deaf awareness week runs from the 5th to the 11th of May.

Whilst it is an opportunity for businesses like ourselves to promote our services it’s also gives us time to reflect on the difficulties people who are deaf or hard of hearing face with day-to-day communication.

Here are four things we can all do to make life easier for those with hearing difficulties.
1. Face - face the person you are speaking to. This will allow them the opportunity to lip read or observe your facial gestures to fill in the gaps they may miss.
2. Articulate - Clear articulation when you are speaking is far more beneficial than raising your voice, clarity in your speech is so much better for the hard of hearing.
3. Be patient - those with hearing difficulties may need to hear something two or three times to be sure they understand correctly. It’s important that they feel part of the conversation rather than you giving up with them and saying it’s okay it doesn’t matter.
4. Learn a few simple phrases with sign language -help videos are available on the RNID website where you can learn more about their “it does matter” campaign and a big shout out to Books Bramhall who are running BSL classes. 👏

As always, if we can be of any help or answer any of your questions please give us a call on 0161 439 1135

07/04/2025

Bramhall the sun is out, so time to get those ears checked out!
Cheshire Hearing Centres in Bramhall loves to see happy customers and their healthy ears 👂

03/03/2025

It’s World Hearing Day!
Cheshire Hearing Centres celebrated with the residents of Ladybrook Manor in Bramhall with an informative talk on all things hearing and hearings aids.
We are always happy to talk ears and hearing loss, it was a pleasure to share our knowledge and give free advice to assist local people.
If you have any questions regarding hearing loss please give us a call we will be delighted to help.

03/02/2025

Celebrate with us this February!

03/02/2025

Cheshire Hearing Centre supports Tinnitus Awareness Week from 3rd to 7th February 2025

Tinnitus is the name for hearing noises that are not caused by an outside source. It’s common – around 1 in 7 adults have tinnitus all the time or regularly. Tinnitus is commonly linked to hearing loss or other ear problems. It’s rarely a sign of a serious condition.

Tinnitus Symptoms – Buzzing, roaring, hissing, and whoosing.
Tinnitus Causes -Ear infections, build-up of ear wax, hearing loss, stress and anxiety, prolonged exposure to loud noise. This list isn’t exhaustive
CONCERNED ABOUT TINNITUS? TIME TO COME AND SEE US.

06/01/2025

Happy New Year to all our customers!
Cheshire Hearing Centres have been in Bramhall 8 years this February so lots to celebrate!
We’re always here if you have any questions regarding your ears or hearing.

20/12/2024

We would like to wish all our customers a happy Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year. Thank you for your support in 2024
We are closed from the 23rd December, but are opening 27th and 30th December 9am to 2pm for appointments and walk ins.
We will reopen fully 2nd January 2025.
Warmest wishes, David, Julie and Trevor

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15 Ack Lane East
Bramhall
SK72BE

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 2pm

Website

http://cheshirehearingcentres.co.uk/

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