LIVE Opticians is proud to introduce

Hearing Services

LIVE offers an ear wax removal and audiology service. 

Cost of Service

Initial visits: £85-£95

Second Visit: £40-£50

Location dependent pricing. Exact pricing will be given at booking.

 

How It Works

This includes: 

 

1. Assessment of Both Ears

Visit is arranged by the LIVE team with care home direct or via direct appointment booking

2. Ear Wax Removal

We gently remove the earwax from one or both of the ears if required. 

3. Hearing Check

 Lastly we do a hearing check to establish if there is any hearing impairment.

If impairment is detected a referral can be made to an audiologist to explore hearing aids at a separate visit. 

 

There is no hidden cost and no obligation to proceed beyond an initial assessment and ear wax removal. 

 

Booking Has Never

Been Easier

With 3 Easy options

Call To Book

Simply give us a call to arrange an appointment and we will take care of the rest!

Call: 01689 471007

 

Use Our Contact Page

 Simply fill out our form and we will take care of the rest.

 

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Email Us

Simply send us an email with your information and we will take care of the rest.

Email: 

info@liveopticians.co.uk

 

Why This Matters For Your

Loved Ones

Hearing loss and ear wax building-up are amongst the most common, if left unaddressed, this can contribute to:

  • Social Withdrawal and isolation
  • Cognitive decline and increased Dementia risk
  • Difficulties communicating with care staff and family members
  • Falls and disorientation due to impaired hearing

Simple, timely intervention can make a significate impact to the quality of life of loved ones.

Phone

01689 471007

Areas Covered

South London, Kent, Surrey & Sussex

Email

info@liveopticians.co.uk

Business Hours

M-F: 8am - 5pm
S-S: 9am - 4pm

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Live Opticians adheres to the guidelines of the College of Optometrists and the Data Protection Act 2018 and will not pass service user’s personal information to a third party without their consent unless there is a clear public interest duty to do so.