For more than 75 years, Hearing Australia has been providing world leading research and hearing services for the wellbeing of all Australians.  

 

Every week, we help thousands of children, adults, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, pensioners and veterans stay connected with their families and communities. With more than 500 audiologists, our team offers services through tele-services, online, in home and in centre across nearly 400 locations Australia-wide.  

 

Through our community service programs, we provide specialised audiology care to children and young people with long-term or permanent hearing loss, and to adults with complex hearing and communication needs. We’re proud to provide support to individuals and families requiring co-ordinated, multidisciplinary care across their lives. 

 

Hearing Australia works closely with First Nations communities to deliver outreach services in urban, regional and remote locations at health clinics, schools, and early childhood settings.  

We also work in close partnership with ENT specialists to strengthen referral pathways and improve continuity of care for the patients we jointly serve.