Diagnostic hearing tests, hearing aids and tinnitus care from registered audiologists in Northcliff. One clear plan, built around you and your budget.
TestA diagnostic hearing test tells us which part of the ear is affected, and how much.
PlanHearing aids, bone anchored systems, sound therapy or rehabilitation. Your call, our guidance.
Hearing loss creeps in. Ageing and noise exposure are the most common causes, and the first signs usually show up in everyday moments like these.
You ask people to repeat themselves more than you used to.
Family say the volume on the TV or your phone is too loud.
You lose the thread of a conversation when there is background noise.
A sound in your ears that nobody else hears. That is tinnitus, and it can be managed.
Following speech takes effort, and you feel drained after meetings or family lunches.
Machinery, tools, music or traffic are part of your day, most days.
From the first test to the last fine-tune, your audiologist stays the same. A wide range of audiological services, working within your budget.
The starting point for every patient. We find out which of the three systems of the ear is affected, outer, middle or inner, and how severely, from mild to profound. You leave with a diagnosis and a plan, not a brochure.
Personalised fitting, fine-tuning and upkeep so your hearing aids stay comfortable and keep performing.
Strategies and a treatment plan that reduce the impact of ringing in the ears on your sleep, focus and mood.
Safe, effective removal that clears blockages and restores clarity, often in a single visit.
Tailor-made plugs for loud environments, and swim plugs that keep water out of the ear.
Specialised evaluations for people who work in noise, so occupational hearing health is managed, not guessed.
Tympanometry checks how the middle ear is functioning, a quick test that often explains a lot.
For ears where a conventional aid is not the answer. Sound travels through the bone straight to the organ of hearing, bypassing the damaged part.
Early detection for children through school screenings, and on-site screenings during a hospital stay.
Step one is always a diagnostic hearing test. From there we diagnose, then build the best possible treatment plan for you. You are involved at every step, because it is your hearing and your decision.
A comprehensive diagnostic assessment of both ears. We look at the outer, middle and inner ear so nothing is missed.
We explain exactly what we found, in plain language: which part of the ear, what kind of loss, and how severe.
Hearing aids, a bone anchored system, sound therapy, aural rehabilitation, or a mix. Matched to your life and your budget, and walked through together.
Untreated hearing loss does not stay in your ears. It reaches into your work, your relationships and your health. Treatment exists for almost every kind of loss, and the earlier it begins the more it gives back.
Missed detail in meetings and on calls, and the effort of keeping up all day.
Frustration with loved ones from miscommunication, on both sides.
Loneliness and isolation as socialising gets harder and happens less.
Possible negative effects on cognitive health when hearing loss goes untreated.
Hearology was founded by Micaela Ann Mallen, a qualified audiologist and speech language pathologist.
Micaela built the practice on clinical experience in both the public and private healthcare sectors, where she developed a passion for patient-centred care. The mission is simple: innovative, personalised care that empowers you on the journey to better hearing and communication. You are not handed a device and sent off. You are walked through every decision, and you make the call.
Anything else, ask on WhatsApp. A real person answers.
It is the first step for everyone. We measure how well each ear hears, check the middle ear where needed, and identify which part of the ear is affected and how severely, from mild to profound. You leave with a diagnosis and a treatment plan built around you and your budget.
Asking people to repeat themselves, turning the TV or phone up, struggling to follow speech in background noise, and ringing or buzzing in the ears. Ageing and noise exposure are the most common causes, but middle ear problems, certain medications and hearing loss from birth all play a part.
More than most people expect. Depending on the cause and the part of the ear affected: hearing aids, bone anchored hearing systems, sound therapy and aural rehabilitation. The sooner treatment starts, the better the result.
Yes. Tinnitus management is one of our core services. We build strategies and a treatment plan that reduce its impact on your daily life.
Two Northcliff locations: Johannesburg Surgical Hospital on Beyers Naude Drive, and Northcliff Medical Complex on Waugh Avenue. Book online in under a minute, WhatsApp or call 071 137 5364, or email info@hearology.co.za.
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