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Q: When should you get a hearing test?

We strongly recommend getting your hearing checked every year. However, there are signs and symptoms of hearing loss that you should look out for so it becomes more of a priority. Hearing loss is a very common problem - it’s something that affects 3.5 million Australian adults. The good news is that there are many provisions and services in place for those people who experience it.

Get your hearing assessed at no cost to you*! Available at over 300+ locations nationwide.

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The importance of checking your hearing

The quality of your hearing is vital to enjoying quality of life: staying active, staying engaged and maintaining relationships with those close to you. Unfortunately, your hearing can be affected by age-related causes or side effects of illness.

Amplifon offers free* hearing tests that are a quick, convenient and easy way to get clarity on the health of your ears.

Can I get a free hearing test?

Yes, free hearing tests are available for anyone over the age of 18. No referrals needed - so you can get started today by booking your appointment. There are over 300 Amplifon clinics across Australia, so our service is readily available to help you. You may be eligible for a range of hearing services funded by the government. Conditions apply under the Australian Government Hearing Servcies Program.

When should you get a hearing test?

We strongly recommend getting your hearing checked every year. However, there are signs and symptoms of hearing loss that you should look out for so it becomes more of a priority.

Hearing loss is a very common problem - it’s something that affects 3.5 million Australian adults. The good news is that there are many provisions and services in place for those people who experience it.

Why are hearing test and assessment different?

A free hearing test is the initial 20-minute test completed by one of our hearing care professionals, where the outcome of your test will help identify whether or not you have some form of hearing loss.

A hearing assessment, or comprehensive hearing test, is then recommended to complete if your initial free hearing test identifies hearing loss.

Common signs of hearing loss

Friends and family say your television is too loud
Struggle to hear in noisy environments
Often saying ‘pardon?’ in conversations
Telephone conversations are difficult to understand
High pitched sounds (e.g. women & kids voices) are hard to understand

What is the quick 15-min hearing check?

This is an initial test to detect any signs of hearing loss. You will be played a series of sounds through a set of headphones. All you need to do is press a button each time you hear them. The results will decide if you require a comprehensive test

When do I need a comprehensive hearing assessment?

If you''ve sai d yes to the signs above, this will suit you. This 1-hour comprehensive hearing assessment with an audiologist will give you a thorough evaluation on your hearing levels and help decide what actions to take to improve your hearing.

Terms and conditions

^Free hearing tests are available for adults over the age of 18. Conditions apply under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program. See hearingservices.gov.au for full eligibility criteria. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Hearing solutions are issued only where clinically appropriate. See amplifon.com/au/terms-and-conditions full T&C’s.

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*Free hearing tests available for adults over the age of 18. Conditions apply under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program.

Over 250,000 Australians have chosen Amplifon

1 We have 70+ years worth of experience

2 A network of over 300 clinics nationwide

3 No extra costs with lifetime aftercare

Our clinics are a COVID-safe environment

Rest assured knowing that we are following every precaution to ensure that we maintain a clean, safe and sterile environment for you. Your hearing appointment with us follows the social distancing and hygiene practices.