Residents receive audiology services based on individual needs, with the frequency determined by the audiologist. Regular assessments, as recommended by a health professional, contribute to maintaining optimal hearing health.

Audiologists address various hearing issues, including hearing loss, balance disorders, and related concerns. They conduct comprehensive hearing tests to diagnose specific conditions and recommend appropriate interventions, such as hearing aids, tailored to individual needs.

Residents can easily schedule audiology appointments through our reception desk or healthcare professionals. This ensures a convenient and prompt process, allowing residents to access hearing tests and related services as needed.

Audiology collaborates seamlessly with other healthcare providers to ensure a holistic approach to resident care. Sharing information and coordinating interventions, including those under the national disability insurance scheme, contributes to comprehensive and integrated healthcare solutions.

Signs such as difficulty hearing, frequent requests for repetition, or imbalance issues may indicate the need for audiology services. If residents experience these signs, consulting with health professionals and scheduling a hearing test is advisable for early intervention, potentially including using a hearing aid.