Addenbrooke's Hospital
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Audiology
Addenbrooke's services
Welcome to the Audiology Department
Audiology is concerned with the science of hearing and balance, particularly diagnostic testing and the rehabilitation of hearing-impaired individuals.
From the outpatients entrance: go through the outpatients reception area. Turn right onto the main corridor leading to the hospital concourse. Immediately turn left. Clinic 10 is located at the end of the corridor.
Improving your communication skills
Hearing loss should not be a barrier to fully taking part in all aspects of life, even if you are profoundly deaf. Whether or not you wear hearing aids, there are things you can do to help make the most of the hearing you have.
The Audiology Department provides a comprehensive hearing and balance service including several specialist clinics, seeing patients through each stage of their treatment.
- Hearing aid service
- Private hearing aid service
- Severe / profound deafness
- Single sided deafness
- Paediatric audiology services
- Paediatric to adult transfer clinic
- Hearing therapy service
- Tinnitus and hyperacusis service
- Vestibular services
If you already have a hearing aid
Information on how to look after your hearing aid and how to go about getting your aid repaired.
Addenbrooke’s audiologist wins Ruth Spencer prize
Rachel Knappet, a Senior Audiologist at Addenbrooke's was awarded the 2010/2011 Ruth Spencer prize for her work on the paediatric to adult Audiology transition services
Tel: 01223 217 797
Fax: 01223 586 912
Minicom: 01223 274 494
Box: 94
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Hills Road,
Cambridge,
CB2 0QQ
> British Society of Audiology (BSA) Balance Interest Group (BIG) conference
A career in audiology is a fantastic opportunity to combine a scientific approach with patient focused care.
On other pages:
> Emmeline Centre for Hearing Implants
