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Our blog is created with the participation of our experts to allow you to stay up to date with the latest news on the world of hearing health.

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How can Covid-19 result in blocked ears

Discover how Covid-19 can affect hearing, causing symptoms like blocked ears, ear pain, and ringing. Learn about the potential impact of the virus on hearing health, related conditions, and treatment options to alleviate discomfort.

Choose the right hearing aid for your lifestyle

Behind-the-ear (BTE)

BTE hearing aids rest comfortably behind your ear, providing exceptional sound amplification for all levels of hearing loss. Known for their versatility and durability, they are easy to adjust and maintain, making them a reliable choice.

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In-the-canal (ITC)

ITC hearing aids are discreet and fit partly in the ear canal, offering a balance of comfort and performance. Ideal for those seeking a nearly invisible solution, ITC aids deliver clear sound without compromising on style.

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In-the-ear (ITE)

ITE hearing aids sit directly in the ear, offering a natural look and feel. Custom-molded for your ears, they ensure optimal comfort and ease of use, with advanced features packed into a compact design.

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Take care of your hearing now!

Licensed hearing care professionals are essential for evaluating and diagnosing hearing loss. By scheduling a consultation, you'll get expert guidance tailored to your needs. Book your appointment now and start your journey toward better hearing.

Meet our audioligists

Our hearing experts are ready to assist you in selecting the best hearing aid for your needs. With years of expertise and personalized recommendations, we're here to guide you every step of the way on your path to better hearing.

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We are with you on your journey to better hearing

Realizing you might need hearing aids can be a challenging and confusing experience.

At EarPros, we are here to answer your questions and support you every step of the way on your journey to better hearing. We provide the information and resources you need to determine if you're experiencing hearing loss, while connecting you with trusted, licensed hearing professionals. Together, we’ll work to improve your hearing.

We are passionate about hearing health and dedicated to connecting you with the education, resources, and care professionals needed to maintain and enhance your hearing lifestyle. Discover how we can support you on your hearing journey.

FAQs

Does your insurance cover hearing aids?

Hearing aid coverage in Australia depends on your health insurance plan. While Medicare generally does not cover hearing aids, private health insurance may offer partial coverage. It's important to check with your provider to understand the specifics of your policy, including coverage for hearing aids, tests, or repairs.

Additionally, eligible Australians, such as pensioners and veterans, can access government support through the Hearing Services Program. Make sure to explore all options to ease the cost of hearing aids.

Where can you get your hearing tested?

You can book a hearing test at various locations in Australia, including:

  • Hearing clinics: Many local hearing clinics offer hearing tests.
  • Audiologists: You can schedule an appointment with a licensed audiologist at hospitals or independent practices.
  • GP referral: Your general practitioner (GP) can refer you to a hearing specialist for a test.
  • Online booking: Many providers offer online booking for free hearing tests via their websites.

Some clinics and providers offer free hearing tests for eligible Australians, especially through the government’s Hearing Services Program.

Be sure to check if the provider is part of the Hearing Services Program for eligible government-funded service.

What are the 3 types of hearing loss?

There are three main types of hearing loss:

  • Conductive hearing loss: This occurs when sound waves are unable to reach the inner ear due to issues in the outer or middle ear, such as earwax buildup, fluid, or infections. It is often temporary and can be treated medically or surgically.
  • Sensorineural hearing loss: This type involves damage to the inner ear or the auditory nerve, making it difficult to hear soft sounds and causing a reduction in sound clarity. It is usually permanent and commonly treated with hearing aids or cochlear implants.
  • Mixed hearing loss: A combination of both conductive and sensorineural hearing loss, where both the outer/middle ear and inner ear are affected. Treatment often addresses both the conductive and sensorineural components.

Each type of hearing loss requires specific approaches for management and treatment.

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