Scrivens’ NHS hearing care service must meet the clinical standards set out in our NHS contract, just as hospital providers must meet the standards required of their services.
Our Hearing Aid Audiologists provide care in a local branch setting, and you will have the opportunity to share feedback about your experience. In our patient feedback, 90% of our NHS patients rate our service as very good or excellent, and 93% would recommend us to a friend or family member.
Find out more about NHS hearing care at Scrivens, or contact your local branch to discuss your needs.
Visit our ‘Eligibility Checker’ page and type in your postcode to find out if we are able to supply you with your NHS hearing aid. You can visit the page by clicking here.
We understand that getting used to wearing hearing aids can take time, so we’ll arrange regular reviews to make sure you are getting the most out of your hearing aids. You can also drop in at any time if you have questions or concerns.
The NHS hearing aids, batteries and aftercare are all free, wherever you get them from as they are funded by the NHS.
This is no longer the case. NHS Adult Hearing services are available from local providers in certain areas. In some areas, you can just visit your local branch who can provide a full hearing assessment without a referral from your GP, while in some areas, you will need a referral from your GP, where you can choose from a selection of accredited providers in your local community. Contact your local branch to find out more.
