Bristol Ear Care

31/10/2022

We've Moved!

Sadley, we have had to say goodbye to Southville clinic, after 3 years of service, due to its permanent closure from sale.

We have moved to,

Quinn Clinic
The May Wellness Centre
4 Redland Court
Redland
Bristol
BS6 7EE

and

Charlotte Keel NHS Medical Centre
Seymour Road
Easton
Bristol
BS5 0UA
Parking onsite and disabled access

Off the M32 near St Werburghs
Close to Stapleton Road train station
Off Stapleton Road and Warwick Road

Tel and email stays the same:

Tel - 07541818004

Email - faye@bristolearcare.com

Faye looks forward to seeing you there

25/05/2022

What a lovely surprise from one of my clients, today!

14/04/2022

Bristol Ear Care is approved by
The Care Quality Commission (CQC)
https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-12606636861

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas and sending you the very best wishes for a Happy and Safe 2022 🌲🥂🌲

24/12/2021

I am very pleased to announce that I have won an award from Southern Enterprise Awards for -

Ear Wax Removal Specialists of the Year - South West

Thank you to all my lovely customers for your support.

https://www.sme-news.co.uk/winners/bristol-ear-care/

Ear Wax Removal Specialists of the Year – South West

10/04/2021

Out on my travels, I came across this ear in a shop window. I thought it was impressive. If you look closely, you can see the miniature people taking care of and maintaining the ear 🦻🦻

27/03/2021

https://www.hearinglikeme.com/lego-minifigure-with-a-hearing-aid/

LEGO’s minifigure with a hearing aid.

LEGO's minifigure with a hearing aid can be found in the LEGO City Main Square set, but it may be included in other LEGO sets in the future.

13/02/2021

Bristol Ear Care is open

'Better Together'

'Working together to decrease the spread of Covid - 19 virus and improve outcomes'

Look forward to seeing you.

'All the proper PPE is stocked and precautions in place to keep everyone safe.

If you have any questions or to book an appointment please call or email.

Tel: 07541818004

Email: faye@bristolearcare.com

Stay aware of the latest information on Covid - 19 virus. Bristol Ear Care recommends you follow the advice of the government and the NHS.

Stay Safe and keep well

Faye Clifford, Aural Care Specialist Nurse RN BSc (Hons)

09/01/2021

Better Together

'Working together to decrease the spread of Covid 19 virus and improve outcomes'

To keep my clients safe Bristol Ear Care is temporarily closed from 09/01/2021.

Referrals by email and phone will be checked and booked for the week of return. If you have questions please call or email.

Bristol Ear Care will look forward to reconnecting with you after this unprecedented time is over.

Stay safe and keep well

07541818004
faye@bristolearcare.com

Stay aware of the latest information on Covid 19 virus. Bristol Ear Care recommends you follow the advice of the government and the NHS.

24/12/2020

To all my clients, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for 2021

17/11/2020

More about the 'Communication Access Symbol'

https://www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk/brain-injury-information/latest/communication-access-symbol-launched-support-inclusive

The new disability symbol will potentially help 14 million people in the UK with additional communication needs.

09/10/2020

Ear Nurse Faye has availability tomorrow Saturday 10th October midday for microsuction removal of ear wax. Please call or email to book the appointment.

☎️ 07541 818004
💻 faye@bristolearcare.com

26/07/2020

The 'Action on Hearing Loss' charity have advice on this page about wearing hearing aids and cochlear implants with a face covering.

https://actiononhearingloss.org.uk/coronavirus-response/face-coverings-how-the-regulations-apply-to-you/

Page last updated: 24 July 2020 Find out what the new face covering regulations mean for you and what we're

23/07/2020

23/07/2020

How hearing works

When we hear a sound, that sound goes into the ear canal entrance and travels deeper down to the ear drum 🔊🔊
This makes the small bones, behind the ear drum move 🥁🥁and this pushes the fluid that sits in the snail shaped cochlear, which make tiny hairs move 🐌🐌 The movement of the tiny hairs make electrical signals that connect to the brain.

23/07/2020

Protect the back of your ears from irritation that may be caused by wearing facemasks. 👂👂

The ^mask button' is the best solution I have found. The elastic cord hooks up onto the buttons, away from the ear. It also keeps securely in place. 😷😷

Please feel free to comment and add suggestions. 👇

17/07/2020

Looking forward to these -

https://www.designboom.com/design/fully-transparent-surgical-mask-06-10-2020/?fbclid=IwAR3WjABTROzy2FNJQGGRPam3DkmMRaKBRqh8m2swbyo2B6ptlLdCuj77uFo