Our services.

What happens

1. We begin with a conversation: what you have noticed, since when, in one ear or in both.
2. The doctor examines the ear and, where needed, your hearing is measured.
3. We explain the result in plain words and decide on the treatment steps together.

How long it takes

It depends on the examinations needed. When you book, we tell you how much time to plan for.

What to bring

• Your identity document
• Earlier reports, audiograms or results, if you have them
• A list of the medicines you take

What happens

1. The hearing aid is chosen according to your hearing test result, the shape of your ear and the way you spend your day.
2. We place it in your ear, program it in the clinic and check together how the sounds around you come through.
3. We show you how to put it in, clean it and store it, and we book your next check-up.

How long it takes

Fitting a hearing aid usually takes more than one visit. We tell you the length of each one when you book.

What to bring

• Your current hearing aid, if you have one
• Earlier hearing results
• A family member or companion, if you wish: a familiar voice helps during programming

What happens

1. A cochlear implant has a part that is placed through surgery and a sound processor that is worn outside, behind the ear.
2. After the surgery, the processor is programmed and adjusted over repeated sessions, based on what the patient hears and feels.
3. At each session we check the device, talk about daily life and make the adjustments needed.

How long it takes

Programming sessions vary from patient to patient. We tell you the approximate time when you book.

What to bring

• The sound processor and its accessories
• The documents for the implant and the surgery
• The questions you have gathered since the last session

When you call, tell us which implant you have, so that we can prepare for the visit.

What happens

1. An examination by a specialist otolaryngologist for complaints of the ear, nose and throat.
2. The doctor asks about your symptoms and medical history and carries out the clinical examination.
3. At the end, the doctor explains what was found and what the next steps are.

How long it takes

It depends on the complaint and the examination. We tell you the approximate time when you book.

What to bring

• Your identity document
• Earlier reports and test results
• A list of the medicines you take