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Here’s information about our Audiology services.

Adult Audiology Service

Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/services/audiology-service

We help adults (age 18 +) who have concerns about hearing or balance. Our adult service offers:

• Hearing assessments (including complex cases)
• Hearing aid fitting, repairs and advice
• Tinnitus counselling
• Balance assessments for dizziness or vertigo
• Support for mixed, conductive, asymmetric or other types of hearing loss

How to be referred:

• You need a referral from a GP or another health professional, unless you are already a hearing‑aid patient with us and still meet the referral criteria – in that case you can self‑refer.
• Contact us to arrange an appointment (no walk‑in service). You can call 0300 365 6222 (option 2) or email hearingandbalance@berkshire.nhs.uk.

Where we see you:

• Main clinic at King Edward VII Hospital, Windsor (SL4 3DP)
• Additional hearing clinics at:
  • Skimped Hill Health Centre, Bracknell (RG12 1LH) – call 0300 365 6222, email hearingandbalance@berkshire.nhs.uk
  • St Mark’s Hospital, Maidenhead (SL6 6DU) – same contact details
  • Wexham Park Hospital, Slough (SL2 4HL) – same contact details

Children and Young People Audiology Service

Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/services/audiology-service-for-children-and-young-people

We provide audiology care for babies, children and young people up to age 18. The service includes:

• Hearing and balance assessments from birth to 18 years
• Hearing‑aid testing and fitting
• Rehabilitation and other related treatments

How to be referred:

• Babies, children and young people can be referred by a GP, paediatrician or other health professional to our paediatric audiology service.
• Referral details are coordinated through the referring clinician; we will contact you to arrange the appointment.

Contact:

• Call 0300 365 6222 (option 2) or email hearingandbalance@berkshire.nhs.uk for questions about the paediatric service.

If you need further help or have urgent concerns, please speak with your GP or call NHS 111.

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