Phillip was fitted with Phonak Marvel Rechargeable Receiver in the Canal hearing aids. His first words to me were “I can hear the phone calls I receive through my hearing aids absolutely clearly!” This had been one of Phillip’s issues that he could not hold a conversation on the phone
DG Hearing Services – trading as Aberdeen and Inverness Hearing Centre – was established in 1979. It was started by Richard Bryce and has now been going nearly 40 years and is in its 3rd generation of the same family. It is the largest independent family hearing aid company in
Phillip, whilst being tested for hearing loss, has never been tested for Auditory Processing Disorder. When he tells you his difficulties that he faces every day it is evident that there is possibly more at play than just hearing loss. After 18 years of working with all forms of small
Phillip joined the Army as a boy soldier at 17 years old, and as he joined the Royal Artillery, Commando Regiment was quickly absorbed into live firing, small arms, explosions, etc. Hearing protection was available at the time but the level of protection it afforded would not have protected from
The day came when Richard our Professional Partner was booked in to fit Rodney Marks with his hearing aids from GN Resound. We were able to fit Rodney with his thin wires and domes on his hearing aids due to the advanced technology that the Quattro hearing aids offered. So
The UK Veterans Hearing Foundation works with all manufacturers within the hearing aid industry, with no preference other than for which the veteran feels they get the best response from. For Rodney we chose GN Resound as our choice of manufacturer. Resounds heritage dates all the way back to 1943,
