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New Head Office Now Open

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Hi-tech help for hard of hearing. (Thursday, July 20, 2006)

A New dedicated practice for the hard of hearing in South Liverpool has opened.

Allerton Hearing Ltd is the brainchild of Mike Forsythe, who started the business in 2001 and is the only independent dealer in the area.

The shop is now at 367 Aigburth Road in Aigburth Vale, and Mike says his new home will be of great benefit to anyone wanting to improve their quality of hearing.

Mike, a qualified hearing aid audiologist with 12 years' experience, said: "Hopefully more of those who are hard of hearing will be able to access our services now, and the new shop is well equipped.

"People are more than welcome to drop in for a chat about what we offer:

"It's a great place to have a business and I'm enjoying being here."

Aids include the latest digital technology and top designs

Oticon - Delta Press release

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Oticon Delta features in key international design publicatio, MAY 2006.
BLUEPRINT Magazine - Hear Wear For Baby Boomers.

Blueprint magazine is the International authority on contemporary architecture, design and culture and this month features Oticon Delta, article covered by editor-at-large, Henrietta Thompson.

When it was launched in 1983 BLUEPRINT genuinely broke the design publishing mould. Always authoritative, provocative and stylish, it made a point of setting the agenda rather than following one, identifying the ideas, projects and products that would become key influences on our culture.

Oticon Delta sites amongst an envious line of up of design led products by some of the world's most famous designers and highlights the cosmetic issues faced by the hard of hearing and the initiatives being made by those at the forefront of the industry.

Designed specifically to meet the demands of the fast-growing group of 50-65 year olds, Oticon Delta is a promise of change.

Click here for more information and images.

 

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Expert advice for dealing with loss of hearing.

Do you turn the volume up on the TV, only for others around you to complain it's too loud? Or does background noise leave you straining to hear friends when out for a social gathering?

If the answer is yes then Allerton Hearing is here to help.

Hearing loss can be caused by a number of factors - ear infections, wax, head trauma, hereditary hearing loss to name but a few.

At Allerton Hearing you are guaranteed independent advice to help you ascertain how your hearing loss problem can be eased.

Mike Forsythe, a fully qualified hearing aid audiologist, established Allerton Hearing in January 2001...

As an independent company, he deals directly with all major manufacturers such as Siemens, Phonak, Starkey and Oticon, and, subsequently, can offer any hearing aid at considerably lower prices than the larger companies. Said Mike: " I have worked for a number of the bigger, more commercial companies and became frustrated meeting with people who would have really benefited from a hearing aid, but just could not afford the prices...

 

Other News

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New Digital aid discovery (from Liverpool Echo)

Now hear this - a Warrington firm has launched a digital hearing aid with the worlds most powerful micro chip.
The Savia hearing aid will enable users to pinpoint sounds and suppress up to 20 separate noises, allowing wearers to hear clearly in busy and noisy surroundings.
Phonak, the company behind the aid, says the ship used has the same processing power as a Pentium 4 computer.
The new technology was unveiled at the European Space Agency in Holland.
Up to one in 10 people are thought to suffer from hearing problems.
Many suffer in crowded situations were a host of different sounds can obscure conversation.
But the Savia aid can localise sounds and the direction of sounds in the same way as those with normal hearing.
Phonak spokesman Paul Checkley said: 'Not being able to hear clearly at parties and social events can lead to people becoming embarrassed and socially isolated.'
'Our use of world-leading technology in the Savia system means wearers can enjoy themselves without worry.'
He said the revolutionary system works just as easily with the phone.
Special software which records fitting details allows healthcare staff to ensure that each device is fitted to suit a user's individual needs.
One of Phonaks's customers is astronaut Buzz Aldrin, 75, one of the first two men to set foot on the moon in 1969.