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Blamey Saunders hears

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 443 279

Address: Level 4, 4 Martin Pl 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.blameysaunders.com.au

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25.01.2022 We're excited to let you know... This month, you can trade hearing aidsfrom any brandfor amazing savings on the latest Bluetooth technology. We'll breathe new life into your old devices and donate them to someone in need, through Rotary's "Recycled Sound" program. ... Find the full details on our website: https://www.blameysaunders.com.au/donate-and-save

25.01.2022 This morning we hit our target of 250 hearing aids collected as part of our Donate and Save campaign with Recycled Sound! Every donated hearing aid counts - and we would love to continue this momentom and reach 300 collected donations by the end of November. Can you help us achieve this? Book your appointment before November ends if you want to take advantage of this great offer. Remember you will save up to $1000* when you chose to donate your old aids and upgrade to Phonak Marvel.

23.01.2022 Click here http://eepurl.com/hat-2z to learn about the health benefits you may get from wearing your hearing aids all the time. #AskAnAudiologist

23.01.2022 Audiometrist Daniel Pistritto spent years in a deep depression because of his hearing loss... until he realised acceptance was the key to happiness. Here's Daniel’s advice for managing the mental health impacts of hearing loss. Talk to others about your hearing. ... You can’t expect people to understand unless you help them understand. Engage with the hearing loss community. Find a Facebook group such as Hearing Matters Australia so you can interact with people going through the same things you are. Normalise your hearing loss. Don’t try to hide it but rather make it a part of your family or workplace dynamic. The more comfortable you are with it, the more comfortable others will be. Treat your hearing loss. If you feel your hearing aids aren’t enough in challenging situations, look into Bluetooth hearing aids or gadgets that give you an extra boost. Advocate for yourself. Request quiet tables at restaurants and remind people to face you when they speak to you. Ask for what you need and you’re more likely to receive it. Practice hearing your best. Experiment with different settings on your hearing aids or play lip-reading games with your family to improve your skills. Practice builds confidence. It’s amazing how much you can get from visual cues like facial expressions. Expect hiccups along the way. Tackle them with humour and a positive attitude. If something isn't working, don’t give uptry something else. #RUOKAYDAY #mentalhealth

21.01.2022 Our clever team has done it again! Now you can have one of the world’s best-rated hearing aids home-delivered and custom-fit WITHOUT a clinic visit. Find out more ... https://bit.ly/introducing-Marvel

20.01.2022 Have you been staying in more and wearing your hearing aids less? Most people think of hearing aids as communications devices...only putting them on for social events, phone calls, and trips to the shop. But here’s the truth... ... If you only use your hearing aids when you're around people, you may be depriving yourself of incredible health benefits. Research shows that wearing your hearing aids for most of your waking hours can help: stave off early onset cognitive decline, reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation, and even improve your balance. AND, it also shows that the more you wear your hearing aids, the easier listening becomes. Is something stopping you from wanting to wear your hearing aids? We'd love to help. Give our Teleaudiologists a call for troubleshooting advice today!

17.01.2022 PUBLIC HOLIDAY REMINDER Our clinics will be closed on Monday (June 8) for the Queen's Birthday holiday. But our phone lines will remain open. Have a wonderful weekend! Stay safe.

09.01.2022 Has 2020 got you checking your hearing aids because you can't believe what you're hearing? Us too! If you need a break from the bad, follow this link for a curated selection of good-news-only stories: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/tag/australia/

09.01.2022 Wishing you all a very happy Mother's Day Illustration by Edward Frascino

07.01.2022 Happy Friday! Here's a feel-good message from the doctors and nurses at the Royal Melbourne Hospital to follow you into the weekend

04.01.2022 What do the latest Victorian lockdowns mean for our services? Our clinics will remain open because hearing care is essential. To help keep you and our team safe, we’re strictly following government guidelines. ... That means: disinfecting test rooms and equipment after every client using protective face masks and having sanitiser at hand, and asking you to stay home if you’re unwell or potentially exposed. That said, we understand if you don't want to see us in person right now... You can book an online video consultation instead, for clinic-quality care at home. And remember, our telehealth team is always just a phone call or email away. You're welcome to contact us for more information. #COVIDSafe #InThisTogether

03.01.2022 Have you met Michael? A key member of our Telehealth Team, it's his job to ensure you're happy with your hearing aidsso they stay on your ears and out of the drawer! (Thanks for giving him a well-deserved shout-out, Allan!) ... The best part of my job is chatting with people about what they’re rediscovering with their new hearing aids. #telehealth #teleaudiology

01.01.2022 Our clinics are closed today (Monday) but our phone lines are open! Give Susan a call for advice or fine-tuning support 1300 443 279