Our Audiology department offers a wide variety of audiological assessments, treatment plans and rehabilitation therapy which is tailored to meet your individual requirements.
The Audiology department undertakes a wide range of hearing and balance assessments on adults, children and babies.
We provide a professional and caring service that supports individuals and their families with:
We work in partnership with you to manage your condition effectively with the use of hearing devices, counselling and hearing therapy.
We deliver services and treatments at five different sites to enable the most accessible locations for all individuals.
We are able to support all our patients, who range from new-born babies and children through to adults and senior citizens.
Services available at:
Dewsbury and District Hospital
Home visits (approval by GP required)
Our established department consists of polite, experienced and knowledgeable professionals, who promote a caring and friendly environment.
We aim to ensure that all individuals using our service receive high quality care and treatment, delivering confidence and trust in the service that we deliver to you and your family. Please see some of our recent patient feedback.
Please tell us your experience about the service in our feedback questionnaire
Very good. Plenty of explanations and patience.
Excellent she took good care of my son she did not rush and explained things well.
Excellent care received in the audiology department, very caring and made me feel at ease.
Our Audiology department is a training centre for student Audiologists from the University of Leeds. Students’ gain valuable learning and experience from this centre and may be involved with your care.
Audiology students always work under the direct/indirect supervision of a qualified Audiologist. If you would prefer not to have an Audiology student involved in your care please let us know before your appointment.
Our service supports the development of all staff by creating opportunities for continued professional development (CPD), and by accessing the national apprenticeship scheme.
Our service is currently participating in the United Kingdom Accreditation Scheme (UKAS) for Improving Quality in Physiological Services (IQIPS).
We strive to improve service quality, care and safety for all patients by working to professional standards and guidelines.