Audiology Planet

Audiology Planet Clinical audiology service:
Earwax removal
Hearing aids,
Pediatric hearing
Auditory processing disorder
Tinnitus
Vestibular Rehab

Audiology Planet-Rediscover your hearing and balance

We provide comprehensive, appropriate and tailor made solution to your individual hearing and balance issues. Hearing aids:

"Hearing loss is more obvious than a hearing aid". When you are forced to ask people to repeat or use the word 'pardon' more often than you would like- they would know your hearing is not perfect. Furthermore, latest researches point to a strong link between unattended hearing loss and dementia in later years. Therefore, you must do something about your hearing issues now! With our most modern digital hearing instruments which are small, discreet or invisible, you won't know you have a hearing loss and nobody will know you have a hearing aid! This ultimate hearing aid technology includes:

wireless and invisible hearing aids that can be connected to iPhone and android apps

a sophisticated background noise cancellation system

directional microphone and

automatic volume control that amplifies your ability to hear speech in noisy situations (like pubs and restaurants) while providing you

with maximum comfort and extremely clear sound in the ear. It sure is the best time to have a hearing aid! The stigma is past, technology is present and a good life is the future! With all these advances, it takes expert knowledge of technology, human ear and medical conditions around the hearing loss to be able to fine-tune the hearing instrument to suite your individual needs. This is what we specialise in. With our vast experience in audiology, highest level of qualification in the profession, and empathetic approach- you can be assured of putting your hearing care is in safe hands. Guaranteed satisfaction at no risk

We are your local independent hearing aid supplier and we offer you 100% money back guarantee. Please check our website for reviews and recommendations from our growing satisfied clientele. Call now or email for a free, no obligation hearing test. We do not sell hearing aids, we are into the business of providing highly professional service. Balance/Dizziness:

Dizziness is one of the most common reason for people to visit their Doctor around the world. The term "dizziness" means different things to different people – some use it to describe feeling lightheaded or off balance, while others use it to describe a feeling that their surroundings are spinning. You can feel dizzy for a few minutes while looking up, bending down or rolling in the bed. It may be a case of completely curable dizziness. Call your GP now to get a referral. Dr Jay Jindal is a highly qualified audiologist who is passionate about providing ultimate care with compassion. For him, there is nothing better than going home at the end of the day with a satisfaction that he has been able to make a positive difference in somebody's life. He has a vast experience in both paediatric and adult audiology. In fact, the youngest person he has seen for hearing aid prescription was two weeks old baby and the oldest one was a 106 years old professional boxer. Profile:

Doctorate degree in audiology with more than 10 years of experience

Has worked at most of the speciality and super speciality hospitals in London including, Guy's and St Thomas', Great Ormond Street, Royal National, Charring Cross and ST George's Hospital; and Harley Street, London Bridge and Wellington Hospitals

Service through Hospitals that are quality assured by Care Quality Commission's (CQC) registration

Clinic Locations:

1. Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital (Fordcombe, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent UK TN3 0RD)

2. Nuffield Tunbridge Wells Hospital (Kingswood Road, Royal Tunbridge Wells, UK TN2 4UL)

3. The Wells Suite at Pembury Hospital (Tonbridge Road, Pembury, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN2 4QJ)

4. KIMS Hospital in Maidstone (TBC)

Clinical services provided:

Hearing assessment for children (0-16 years) and adults

Hearing aid prescription for children (0-16 years) and adults: most modern, invisible hearing solution

Balance or dizziness assessment for children (7-16 years) and adults

Auditory processing disorder assessment for children (7-16 years) and adults

Tinnitus assessment, information and advice

Noise protection devices, DIY plugs, swim plus, music plugs and sleep plugs for all age groups

Jay continuously strives to improve the professional ethics and practice in audiology. He is a member of Fitness-To-Practice (FTP) panel of the UK's regulatory body for hearing aid audiologists-Health and Care Professional Council. The panel investigates the allegations of malpractices in the hearing aid audiologists. Jay is also appointed as Professional Development Consultant for the largest organisation of independent hearing healthcare providers in UK- British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists. Your hearing and balance care is in the best hands with Jay!

25/03/2026

Feeling a “blocked” sensation in your ears? It could be anything from wax buildup to a more serious medical condition like Sudden Hearing Loss. 🩺 Dr. Jay Jindal explains the different causes and why timely professional intervention is crucial for the best outcome. Don’t wait, listen to your ears and consult an expert today.

[ ears, ear cleaning, ear health, audiologist, ent, health, hearing loss, hearing ]

16/03/2026

Do you frequently experience a “blocked” sensation in your ears? Whether it’s constant, intermittent, or triggered by travel, understanding the cause is the first step toward relief.

[ audiology, hearing health, ent, clinical audiology, ear health, ear care, blocked ears ]

Never ever thought I’d be sharing a Peppa Pig episode with my professional network… but here we are. 🐷One of the world’s...
10/03/2026

Never ever thought I’d be sharing a Peppa Pig episode with my professional network… but here we are. 🐷

One of the world’s biggest preschool entertainment brands — valued at around £5 billion, reaching children in 180+ countries and translated into more than 40 languages — has just shown the hearing journey of one of its main characters.

For a show watched by millions of young children and their families every day, that kind of representation matters. It helps normalise hearing challenges, encourages conversations at home, and shows that getting help for hearing is simply part of looking after your health.

That’s genuinely good for the world.

Hear well. Live well.
Share this episode of Peppa and George’s adventure with friends and family around— even if you’re not a big fan.

Can’t wait for the over £1b annual brand merchandise industry to cash on the occasion and grow the hearing awareness even more!

https://lnkd.in/dpPqMr54

Go &George 🎧

Today is World Hearing Day 2026.A reminder that hearing care isn’t optional, cosmetic, or “nice to have.” It’s fundament...
03/03/2026

Today is World Hearing Day 2026.

A reminder that hearing care isn’t optional, cosmetic, or “nice to have.” It’s fundamental to communication, cognition, balance, work, relationships — life.

To mark the day, I’m sharing my slide deck summarising the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance on Hearing Loss in Adults (NG98).

Clear referral criteria.
Red flags.
Assessment standards.
Timely intervention.

No fluff. Just what good care should look like.

If you work in primary care, ENT, occupational health, or hearing services, this is worth a refresh.

Full guidance here:
https://lnkd.in/eCP47XAq

Let’s raise the bar — not just awareness.

A wise man once said- if you are in touch with your profession, no one can touch you. Red flagsAmber flagsWhen to invest...
20/02/2026

A wise man once said- if you are in touch with your profession, no one can touch you.

Red flags
Amber flags
When to investigate

NICE



Is anyone else getting excited about the World Hearing Day 2026 in 11 days?I’ll be sharing my slide deck of the NICE Hea...
19/02/2026

Is anyone else getting excited about the World Hearing Day 2026 in 11 days?

I’ll be sharing my slide deck of the NICE Hearing Loss in Adults guidance — the document that sets the standard for assessment, referral, and management in the UK.

If you work in primary care, ENT, community services, occupational health, or provide hearing care yourself, this is worth revisiting.

It covers:
• When to refer
• Red flags not to miss
• Appropriate assessment pathways
• Timely intervention and follow-up

Here’s the full guidance for anyone who wants to go straight to source: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng98

Standards exist for a reason. The real question is whether we’re consistently applying them.

Here’re a few of the slides attached, more coming on world hearing day. Watch this space.

19th anniversary today for Audiology Planet!Humbled. Grateful. Still a little stunned with all the love and support I ge...
16/02/2026

19th anniversary today for Audiology Planet!

Humbled. Grateful. Still a little stunned with all the love and support I get for this small venture.

I arrived in this country with very little in money and expectations, planning to stay a couple of years. Life had other plans. The professional and personal growth I’ve experienced here simply wouldn’t have been possible without Britain being such a great country to work and live, and audiology being such a great profession.

I’m deeply thankful to every colleague I’ve crossed paths with. From each one, I’ve absorbed something — a clinical habit, a phrase, a way of thinking — that I still use in clinic today.

When I come home emotionally drained — sometimes with nothing left to say after spending the day absorbing, carrying, and helping sort through other people’s worries — I’m reminded how fortunate I am for my family. For their patience. For their understanding. For tolerating the silence, the tiredness, the moments when I need to decompress before I can be fully present again.

I rarely say this out loud, but some of my greatest influences are people who don’t even know how they have managed to shape me. Back when we had paper notes — the thick bundles everyone else avoided — I used to read them cover to cover. The letters from GPs, ENTs, neurologists and physicians were masterclasses. The clarity. The precision. The eloquence. It was better than any textbook. That quiet exposure shaped my clinical reasoning in ways formal training never could. In a very odd way, I miss that the most in my non-NHS job today (sad life I know!). To those unnamed heroes — thank you. You taught me more than you’ll ever know.

Most of all, I’m grateful to the people I’ve seen in my clinic/s. Many trusted me in their most vulnerable moments. Being able to help, to receive that trust— is a big privilege. Trust is never a small thing. Every time someone places it in me, it pushes me to work harder and think better.

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to message and congratulate me on this 19th anniversary as well. Your words mean more than you realise.

Great results don’t happen by accident. They’re what you get when solid science meets sharp ex*****on.Protocols followed...
13/02/2026

Great results don’t happen by accident. They’re what you get when solid science meets sharp ex*****on.

Protocols followed.
Measurements verified.
Counselling done properly.
No shortcuts. No guesswork.

Outcome?
Consistent results that clients actually feel.

Science gives you the map. Skill gets you to the destination.

That’s the difference between hoping it works…
and knowing it will.

www.audiologyplanet.com
Empower your or your loved ones’ hearing and balance

As Tinnitus Awareness Week comes to a close, the conversations shouldn’t.Tinnitus can be deeply distressing — and a lot ...
07/02/2026

As Tinnitus Awareness Week comes to a close, the conversations shouldn’t.

Tinnitus can be deeply distressing — and a lot can be done when the right expertise is involved. If you’re unsure how to help, refer on.

Many ENTs, AVPs, audiologists, psychologists, and hearing therapists dedicate their careers to managing bothersome tinnitus. That depth matters.

Leaflets and “just distract yourself” may be a tactic to avoid deeper questions, but it’s rarely a great strategy to reduce the bother of tinnitus.

The British Tinnitus Association and American Tinnitus Association continue to provide credible support and information.

Today I picked up one of the classic texts from authors who shaped a lot of our understanding of tinnitus. It’s a reminder that this field keeps evolving — and that there’s always more to learn.




HearingHealth
Audiology
ENTCare
HearingCare
SoundTherapy
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PatientCentredCare
BeyondDistraction
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LivingWithTinnitus

ReferWhenInDoubt
ThereIsMoreWeCanDo
TinnitusMatters
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Tinnitus isn’t “just ringing” — for many it’s distressing, life-impacting, and misunderstood. My latest blog for Tinnitu...
06/02/2026

Tinnitus isn’t “just ringing” — for many it’s distressing, life-impacting, and misunderstood. My latest blog for Tinnitus Awareness Week reflects on a real patient journey and why clear information, structured support, and early referral to trained clinicians really matter.

A real patient journey, better way forward.

🔗 https://audiologyplanet.com/tinnitus-awareness-week-feb-2026/

GP PrimaryCare PatientSupport EvidenceBased

Tinnitus awareness weekSome more slides from my NICE Tinnitus guidance lot. Hope these help Tinnitus Awareness Week is a...
06/02/2026

Tinnitus awareness week

Some more slides from my NICE Tinnitus guidance lot. Hope these help

Tinnitus Awareness Week is a reminder that “there’s nothing we can do” is outdated. ‘Distract yourself’ doesn’t work

Persistent tinnitus is common, many a time- distressing, and most of the time- manageable with the right approach.

Early reassurance, accurate counselling, hearing assessment, and timely referral make a real difference. Let’s move from dismissal to structured support across primary care and ENT pathways.

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Tinnitus awareness week Feb 26
04/02/2026

Tinnitus awareness week Feb 26

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Audiology Planet-Rediscover your hearing and balance

Audiology Planet is an an independent audiology organisation run by Dr Jay Jindal, Au.D. FSHAA (Consultant Audiologist and CEO).

Our passion is to help everyone to improve their lives by enhancing their hearing and balance. We have our clinics in Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Orpington, and at Harley Street in London. We see all age-groups- babies, children, and adults.

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