HearwickHearing Clinic

About the clinic

15 years on Weaver’s Row, and still the same hour per test

Two audiologists opened Hearwick in 2011 because they wanted to spend longer with each patient than a high-street chain allowed. It is still owned by the people who test you.

A bright clinic room with an examination couch, two workstations and a window onto a leafy courtyard
A row of three white moulded waiting-room chairs with a small side table against a pale wall

Why independence matters to you

We choose from several makers

Chains owned by a manufacturer tend to fit that manufacturer’s aids. We pick from several, on your hearing, your fingers, your eyesight and what you want to hear better.

Nobody sets us a sales target

About a third of the people we test leave without hearing aids, because they do not need them yet. We would rather see you again in two years than sell you something early.

You see the same faces

Three audiologists, one reception desk. The person who fits your aids is the one who adjusts them at six weeks and tests you again next year.

The audiologists

Registered hearing aid dispensers and audiologists: [registration body and numbers].

Steel ear specula and fine instruments laid out on a clinic tray beside folded gauze

Easy to reach, easy to hear in

  • Hearing loop at reception and in both test rooms.
  • Step-free entrance from Weaver’s Row, ground-floor rooms, accessible toilet.
  • Two drop-off bays at the door; Riverside car park is a four-minute walk.
  • Text 07700 900 274 to book or change an appointment if you prefer not to phone.
  • Every appointment letter comes in large print on request.

Come and meet us first

If you are not ready for a test, drop in for a cup of tea and a look at the hearing aids. No appointment, no pressure.

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An audiologist's hands over a patient's hands across a clinic desk during a consultation