Chatswood is now home to a new hearing clinic backed by renowned cricketer Justin Langer. Lions Hearing Clinic, operated by the Ear Science Institute Australia, has opened its doors in Chatswood, offering world-class hearing care to the local community.
The Chatswood clinic is part of Lions Hearing Clinic’s recent expansion into New South Wales, with four new locations across Sydney. This marks a significant milestone for the organization, which has built a reputation for excellence in Western Australia with 16 clinics.
Ear Science Institute Australia (Ear Science) are the powerhouse behind Lions Hearing Clinic, and are the only clinic network in Australia owned and operated by an ear and hearing medical research institute. All proceeds from Lions Hearing Clinic solutions are reinvested into Ear Science’s world-renowned research into ear and hearing disorders.
Former Australian cricket captain Justin Langer, who serves as a brand advocate for Lions Hearing Clinic, has personally experienced the benefits of the clinic’s services. He credits them with discovering and treating his own hearing issues, including tinnitus, vertigo and vestibular migraines.
The Chatswood clinic at Level 2 of 202/443 Victoria Ave is well-positioned to serve the diverse local community. Staffed by experienced audiologists and audiometrists, the clinic offers a range of services, including hearing assessments, tinnitus management and hearing aid fittings.
Notably, the Chatswood clinic features a Mandarin-speaking clinician and audiologist, Kate Lau, providing an invaluable resource for the area’s significant Mandarin-speaking population.
“The expansion of Lions Hearing Clinic into NSW is about improving access to excellent hearing care and outcomes across Australia,” says Ear Science CEO Sandra Bellekom. “We are committed to ensuring that Australians receive the right advice and solutions for their hearing challenges.”
With the opening of the Chatswood clinic, local residents now have access to the expertise and resources of the renowned Ear Science Institute Australia, along with the backing of a cricketing legend. This new addition to the community promises to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by hearing-related issues.
Published 12-November-2024
