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Covid Level 3 and Hearing Aids

William from Hearing Health New Zealand Limited

Community based audiology services are deemed to be
non-essential services
As you are aware we are now under Covid 19 level 3 restrictions
Level 3
Under alert level 3 some face-to-face appointments may be provided for urgent care appointments, but only so long as clinicians can take appropriate measures to manage public health risks.

Clinicians are expected to use a high level of clinical judgement when considering whether a patient meets the urgent criteria for a face-to-face consultation.

Mask must be worn

Maintain a 2 m distance between us

Your clinician may wear some form of PPE – such as surgical masks and gloves

I will call into the office very other day to check mail/ phone messages, deal with courier packages (incoming and outgoing)

Please contact me if you need any assistance with your hearing aids during these troubling times

William Rennox

Managing Director
Hearing Health New Zealand Limited
27 O’Neill Street
Claudelands
Hamilton 3214
Tel: 07 853 7874
email; helpmehear@hotmail.com

Our resident audiologist is a member of.
The British Society of Audiology

The British Academy of Audiology

The British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists

The International Hearing Society (USA)

The Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists (UK)

The Health and Care Professions Council (UK)

The Academy For Healthcare Science – AHCS (UK)

27 Years’ experience in providing Audiology services

Where Good Service Really Matters

Our mission statement is about treating people with respect and dignity,giving honest professional advice with the client’s satisfaction being paramount, it’s not just words but a creed we live by every day

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