Chime Hearing

👂As we approach the end of Deaf Awareness Week, make sure you take some time to understand what support is out there if you are concerned about your child’s hearing ability.

Children may be born with a degree of deafness or acquire permanent hearing loss during childhood due to illness or injury. Additionally, they may have temporary hearing difficulties associated with colds and congestion.

At Chime, we aim to identify hearing levels and supply appropriate advice, onward referral and intervention with hearing aids.

If you have concerns about your child’s hearing, do speak to your GP or Health Visitor who can refer your child to us for a hearing test and hearing services.

Find out more about our services here ➡️

Children’s Hearing | Chime Social Enterprise If you have concerns about your child's hearing, speak to their GP or Health Visitor who can refer to us for a hearing test.

⏰Many of us will struggle to get out of bed during January. Those dark mornings are tough! But do you sleep through your alarm clock due to hearing difficulties?

Pop into Chime’s new Hearing Centre of Excellence on Queen Street in Exeter and browse our range of specialist alarm clocks.

😴The Wake ‘n’ Shake Curve is popular with our customers. It’s an extra loud vibrating alarm clock benefitting from a curved design and a handy USB port.

Visit our Queen Street store to find out more. Open Monday to Saturday, 8:15am to 5:30pm.

https://www.chimehealth.co.uk/

☎️01392 953060
📧[email protected]

👀 Have you seen inside Exeter’s new Chime Hearing Centre on Queen Street yet?

We’re very proud of our state-of-the-art centre which includes:

o Six modern consulting rooms
o Dedicated retail area
o A welcoming reception and waiting area
o Friendly, trusted and expert audiologists

Our Hearing Centre of Excellence welcomes visitors to drop-in for private appointments, information, advice and to purchase accessories, as well as pre-booked patient appointments.

⏰Open Monday to Saturday, 8:15am to 5:30pm.

Find out more here: https://www.chimehealth.co.uk/

☎️01392 953060
📧[email protected]

🎧Have you ever thought about wearing ear protection at a live music event?

A recent EDM poll has revealed 64% of people don’t wear ear protection at live events. Please bear in mind that 105-110db is the maximum volume level for most entertainment venues, but exposure to this level can cause hearing damage in less than five minutes!

🎸The loudest concert ever recorded was by Led Zeppelin on their “Heartbreaker” tour in 1969. The level reached 130db which was loud enough to cause immediate hearing loss!

Find out more here: https://edm.com/lifestyle/poll-concert-attendees-dont-wear-ear-protection

Contact us today to enjoy music safely 🎶

☎️01392 953060
📧[email protected]

64% of Concert Attendees Don't Wear Ear Protection, Poll Finds An EDM.com poll shows that a majority of concertgoers don't wear ear protection.