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Specsavers launches at-home hearing care service across Aberdeen and the north east

Specsavers Aberdeen is expanding access to hearing care with the launch of a brand-new home visits audiology service, bringing specialist ...

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Specsavers Aberdeen is expanding access to hearing care with the launch of a brand-new home visits audiology service, bringing specialist hearing services and ear wax removal directly to customers in the comfort of their own homes.

Officially launching on 3 August, the service will support customers across Aberdeen, Inverurie, Ellon, Fraserburgh, and the whole of Grampian currently including all AB postcodes, DD9 and DD10. Customers will be able to book directly with the business, making it easier than ever to access expert hearing care without travelling to a store.

The service, which is for those who can’t leave their home unaccompanied, has been introduced in response to growing demand, particularly from customers living with mobility issues or long-term health conditions. 

The service will also benefit customers whose local Specsavers store does not currently offer ear wax removal, allowing them to access professional treatment in the comfort of their own home.

Led by hearing aid audiologist and partner Zarah Bryce, and supported by partners Ian McLellan and Mark Ranken, who bring more than 20 years of combined audiology experience, the home visits team will provide comprehensive hearing assessments, hearing device fittings and aftercare, alongside professional ear wax removal, making the service more accessible than ever. 

Providing care at home also enables the team to assess hearing in the environment where they communicate every day, while giving family members or carers the opportunity to be involved where appropriate.

The launch of this new business builds on Specsavers Aberdeen’s continued investment in hearcare, including the recent qualification of two additional ear wax practitioners at the Aberdeen store on Union Street. Together, these developments support the business’ priority to provide access to hearing care and professional ear wax removal for customers across the north east, both in store and at home.

Zarah Bryce, hearing aid audiologist and home visits lead at Specsavers Aberdeen, says: ‘I’m really excited to be leading this new service and to have the opportunity to make a real difference for customers across our local community. I know how important it is for people to be able to access specialist care at home, and I’m proud that we’re soon going to be able to offer that.

‘Receiving hearing care at home removes many of the barriers some customers face when attending appointments. It allows us to provide personalised care in a familiar environment where customers feel relaxed and supported, helping us achieve the very best outcomes for their hearing health.’

Ian McLellan, audiology director at Specsavers Aberdeen, says: ‘We’ve seen the demand for home visits hearing care continue to grow so we’re delighted to expand our service to meet the needs of the community. 

‘This service is all about making hearing care more accessible. By bringing our expertise directly into customers’ homes, we’re able to provide the same high standard of care in an environment that’s convenient, comfortable and familiar to them, and the same level of care that they would normally receive in the Specsavers Aberdeen store. 

Ian adds: ‘Introducing ear wax removal as part of our Home Visits service is another important step forward, allowing even more customers to access the treatment they need without having to leave home.’

The new service also complements Specsavers established home visits optical services, enabling more customers to access both eye and hearing care through a single trusted provider.

For more information about eligibility or to book a Specsavers Aberdeen Home Visits appointment, call 01224 010466. 

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