Yeovil District Hospital - Audiology Department

03/02/2026

Tinnitus can be a lonely struggle causing stress, anxiety, worry, depression, physical tension and sleepless nights. Sending love and peace to anyone affected by this condition. You are not alone in experiencing this, however lonely it feels.

31/01/2026

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31/01/2026

We are grateful to those who have served, past and present. 🇬🇧👏

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31/01/2026

20/01/2026

It’s official! We are moving to the New audiology department in The Yeovil Diagnostic Centre. Please don’t come to outpatient ‘cause we’re not gonna be here 😿
Hope to see everybody in our fancy new department. It really is lovely and so nice to have proper soundproof rooms after nearly 40 years of being in main outpatients.
PS don’t worry - this Saturday’s clinics will still be running in this room in OPD - The grand finale is at the end of the Saturday clinic, that will be the final official goodbye🥰

17/01/2026

👀Yeovil library is excited to announce that RNID , in conjunction with the NHS, will be holding drop in sessions from 19th January👀

Healthwatch Somerset

07/01/2026

12/11/2025

Unfortunately the phone lines are still not working. Please email on audiologyydh@somersetft.nhs.uk if you need to contact the audiology department

11/11/2025

Unfortunately there is a problem with the phone lines into the audiology department today due to an upgrade. We hope that this will be rectified as soon as possible.

10/07/2025

Have you had Bells Palsy? Have you had surgery for Acoustic Neuroma? This very welcoming group may be useful to you.

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05/07/2025

We are urgently looking for volunteers in certain areas of the UK who can help us train the next generation of hearing dogs.

Here are 5 useful things to know about becoming a volunteer dog trainer:

1. You don’t need experience as each of our volunteers are fully trained and supported by one of our local dog training instructors.

2. We cover all costs for things like food, bedding, insurance, vets etc.

3. We arrange and provide all holiday cover for the pup when you want to go away.

4. You’ll attend fun weekly puppy classes and meet likeminded people

5. You’ll change a deaf person’s life.

The role is perfect for people who are retired or who might have time at home. We are unable to accept applications from people who work full time, due to the amount of time needed to train a young dog to become a hearing dog.

Click on the link below to find out more information and to see the locations we are currently looking for volunteer trainers >> https://ow.ly/kVhZ50WjPjw

Please consider sharing in case anyone you know would be interested 😊

04/07/2025

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