Hear Again Has One Simple Goal: To Make Hearing Care As Easy As Possible.
With over 40 years experience providing the very best in Hearing Healthcare, the convenience of shopping mall based clinics, home visits and the flexibility to see you outside of office hours, we believe there is no easier way to care for your hearing.
Admitting to a hearing loss can be difficult and helping someone with a hearing loss can also be hard. Hearing losses occur so gradually, it is easy to not realize you are missing things. Often family members notice the hearing difficulty before you do.
A FREE No Obligation Hearing Assessment can be carried out at a time of convenience for you and your loved one, allowing you to support and encourage them.
Tinnitus can be very annoying, it is a constant sound in the ears or head: often a ringing, buzzing or cicada type sound.
A Free Hearing Assessment can investigate the possible causes of this and put you on the road to managing or even fully taking this annoyance away for you.
Your Hear Again Clinician can advise you of the best solutions and get you on the road to comfort again.
Caring for your hearing sooner rather than later is so important. Treating hearing loss early and professionally has been proven to slow or even fully prevent the problem getting any worse.
Because our initial hearing assessments are free and can be provided at a time and place with is convenient to you, such as outside office hours, there is no need to wait.
Steven qualified as a Registered Hearing Aid Dispenser (RHAD) in the UK in 1998. He has helped hundreds of people to enjoy a better quality of life and believes passionately in treating the person, not just the hearing loss. This passion is shared by the whole team at Hear Again.
Since moving to New Zealand in 2006, Steven has provided Clinical & Customer Service training expertise to 3 large Audiology companies. Steven is tirelessly ensuring high standards of care in audiology, sitting on the Executive Councils of both the New Zealand Audiological Society (NZAS) and the Association of New Zealand Audiology Incorporated (ANZAI), the two main professional associations of Audiologists and Audiometrists in New Zealand.
