Hearing loss
A number of people experience a degree of hearing loss at some stage in their life and there are a variety of causes of this. If you are experiencing difficulty with your hearing it is important to seek medical advise from your GP (doctor), who may wish to refer you to your local Audiology or Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) department.
If you have had a medical diagnosis and have had a hearing test within the past 5 years, but are experiencing difficulty with everyday tasks then the Sensory Team may be able to help you.

Registration
Information on registration for people with a hearing loss

Teams
Find out more about the Hearing loss teams

Health matters
Health matters including lipreading and lipspeaking

Equipment
For information on equipment, including hearing aids

Employment
The employment web page includes support and employment rights information

Support organisations
Links to local and national organisations, groups, clubs and benefits information.
Most popular
- Returning, replacing or repairing equipment
- British Sign Language
- Benefits - and how to claim those you are entitled to
See also
- Dual sensory loss
- Help for deaf sign language users - with details of the Deaf Services team (who can provide information and advice) and the Interpreting Services (including hospital and doctor interpreting service