What do you need to provide?

  • One private room and a chair or couch
  • We bring the full portable kit and handle set-up and pack-down

Why choose Hearology®?

We’re already trusted by City firms (references available) and rated #1 in London with 6,000+ five-star reviews. Most importantly, we are CQC-regulated, so your team gets proper clinical oversight – not a superficial screening service.

How much does it cost?

£1,250 + VAT for the full day, including set-up, clinical staff, treatment for up to 12 employees, and free follow-ups within two weeks if required.

Works with your existing benefits platform

Add a “resident audiologist” alongside your GP and dentist. It is a simple way to strengthen your benefits offer while reducing mental fatigue and supporting retention through proactive ear and hearing health.

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Workplace Hearing Insights & Research

Curated insights from Hearology® Publishing on hearing health, productivity, and office acoustics to help your team stay focused, healthy, and high-performing.

Workplace Wellness Strategies for Hearing Health

Workplace Wellness Strategies for Hearing Health

Taking a holistic approach to auditory wellbeing in the workplace improves health, productivity and morale Hearing harm is the world’s hidden health crisis.

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Workplaces overlook hearing health despite rising employee demand

Workplaces overlook hearing health despite rising employee demand

An American study has highlighted a mismatch between the perceived impact of hearing loss on work performance and the support offered by employers.

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The Day Hearing Aids Changed My Business and Life

The Day Hearing Aids Changed My Business and Life

Jo McClure says employers should take hearing health seriously – and start with routine checks Business owner Jo McClure knows firsthand how hearing loss can quietly undermine professional confidence and how life-changing the right support can be.  Now she’s calling on employers to take hearing health more seriously, starting with routine checks and a workplace culture that encourages openness - as opposed to stigma - for those with hearing issues.

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Why background music doesn’t mean a harmonious workplace

Why background music doesn’t mean a harmonious workplace

Research finds customer-friendly playlists can leave staff tired, distracted and demotivated Background music – often chosen to please customers – could be harming staff wellbeing and productivity.  The research from Ohio State University involved two studies.

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The hidden signs of hearing loss at work

The hidden signs of hearing loss at work

Spot hearing loss early and make simple changes - it preserves mental wellbeing, reduces safety risks, and keeps performance high.

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Thousands of UK troops sue 3M over faulty earplugs blamed for deafness

Thousands of UK troops sue 3M over faulty earplugs blamed for deafness

Legal action against the US manufacturer renews focus on noise-induced hearing injuries among military personnel Thousands of British military personnel are suing US industrial giant 3M, alleging that the company supplied defective ear protection that caused life-changing hearing problems, including tinnitus and deafness.  The disputed Combat Arms earplugs, version 2, were issued to members of the armed forces for training and active service, including deployments in Afghanistan.

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How better hearing tech is making virtual meetings more inclusive

How better hearing tech is making virtual meetings more inclusive

Better hearing aids plus small meeting tweaks cut listening fatigue and help people with hearing loss stay engaged online Virtual meetings are now routine at work and beyond.

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Middle-aged hearing loss linked to faster cognitive decline

Middle-aged hearing loss linked to faster cognitive decline

Brazilian study highlights the need to treat auditory issues early New research has strengthened the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline in middle age, a connection that could reshape how hearing health is viewed around the world.  While the Brazilian study focused on low- and middle-income countries, its findings are increasingly relevant for ageing populations in wealthier nations too, where access to routine hearing care is far more attainable but often underutilised.

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The Link Between Hearing Loss and Mental Health

The Link Between Hearing Loss and Mental Health

A writer gives a powerful reflection on how untreated hearing loss drives disconnection – and why it’s time to act Hearing loss doesn’t just change how we experience the world – it changes how we exist in it.

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Modern hearing aids – and why more people should act sooner

Modern hearing aids – and why more people should act sooner

The clunky devices of old have been consigned to history as hearing health has undergone a revolution in diagnosis and treatment Hearing loss is more than just an inconvenience, it can quietly reshape a person’s life.

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How Modern Hearing Aids Improve Your Everyday Life

How Modern Hearing Aids Improve Your Everyday Life

From Bluetooth streaming to smart noise filtering, modern hearing aids are packed with features – but expert aftercare still matters most Modern hearing aids are no longer the bulky, whistling devices of the past.

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Why sound masking is becoming a workplace essential

Why sound masking is becoming a workplace essential

As open-plan offices become the norm, more firms are turning to acoustic design to protect privacy, improve focus and boost productivity.

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How Hearing Aids Improve Your Quality of Life

How Hearing Aids Improve Your Quality of Life

Introduction Many people take their hearing for granted until it starts declining.

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When tinnitus becomes a warning sign

When tinnitus becomes a warning sign

Nearly a fifth of people suffer from ringing in the ears at some point.

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The telltale clues that reveal the severity of your tinnitus

The telltale clues that reveal the severity of your tinnitus

New research has identified involuntary facial twitches and pupil dilation as physical signs of tinnitus severity, paving the way for better diagnosis and future treatments Researchers have found a way to measure the severity of tinnitus through physical changes in the body.  The study at Mass General Brigham in the US identified involuntary facial twitches and pupil dilation as reliable markers of how badly a person is affected.  “These biomarkers get to the root of the distress,” said Daniel Polley, director of the Eaton-Peabody Laboratories at Mass Eye and Ear, who led the research.

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Making hearing aids a smart choice

Making hearing aids a smart choice

AI and rechargeable tech are transforming hearing aids into intelligent, connected devices that adapt to your world Hearing aids are no longer just amplifiers.

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Menopause and hearing loss: what the evidence says

Menopause and hearing loss: what the evidence says

Experts say online hearing tests are a useful first step – but hormone therapy may carry risks A large-scale study has linked long-term hormone therapy to increased hearing loss in women, prompting experts to advise caution and urge anyone noticing changes in hearing to seek a clinical assessment.

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Hearing takes centre stage in wellness routines

Hearing takes centre stage in wellness routines

Preventative Wellness Beyond Skin-Deep In the health and beauty sectors, there has been a marked shift towards preventative care, where individuals are encouraged to nurture their body and mind before, not after, they reach a state of burnout.

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“Dear tinnitus…” – Jamie Laing opens up about his battle

“Dear tinnitus…” – Jamie Laing opens up about his battle

The TV personality’s candid post strikes a chord with thousands living with this invisible condition Jamie Laing has spoken openly about the long-term impact of tinnitus – and how the “constant ringing” in his ears continues to affect his mental health nearly a decade after it first began.

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Why sound is the wellness trend everyone’s finally listening to

Why sound is the wellness trend everyone’s finally listening to

From spa treatments to stress management, hearing health is moving to the heart of self-care The wellness industry is waking up to something we at Hearology® have always known: sound matters.

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Kirsty Gallacher speaks out about hearing loss and tinnitus

Kirsty Gallacher speaks out about hearing loss and tinnitus

The presenter is managing the symptoms of an acoustic neuroma while calling for more awareness of the condition TV presenter Kirsty Gallacher has revealed she is living with hearing loss and tinnitus caused by an acoustic neuroma, a benign tumour on the nerve connecting the ear to the brain.  In a conversation on The Vanessa Feltz Show, Gallacher discussed the effect the condition has had on her daily life, and her decision to delay treatment for now.

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Hearing Loss Types, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

Hearing Loss Types, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

Hearing loss (HL) is a common condition, especially as people age.

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Four decades of progress in tinnitus relief

Four decades of progress in tinnitus relief

Once dismissed as an untreatable nuisance, tinnitus is now managed through sophisticated therapies that combine sound technology, neuroscience and personalised care.

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Deafness affects more women than was thought

Deafness affects more women than was thought

Hearing loss is often seen as a men’s health issue, but data shows many women in midlife and beyond are also affected Hearing loss is often seen as something that mainly affects men.

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Why women really might hear better

Why women really might hear better

A new international study finds biological sex has a greater impact on hearing sensitivity than age It’s long been joked that women hear more than men, especially when it comes to whose turn it is to load the dishwasher.

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Auracast: the next leap in assisted listening

Auracast: the next leap in assisted listening

A new Bluetooth standard promises to make hearing assistance in public spaces easier, broader and more inclusive than ever Over the past two decades, assistive listening systems have transformed how people with hearing loss connect with the world, as the technology moves from wired loops to wireless broadcast.

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Curious causes of hearing loss

Curious causes of hearing loss

Hearing loss affects millions of adults in the UK, but for some reason auditory health is less of a popular concern than teeth or eyesight.  Unexpected Contributors to Hearing Loss While many people associate hearing loss with ageing or exposure to loud noises, these are not the only contributors.

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“I recently had an ear test at my workplace. It was a revelation!

I will no longer be using cotton buds!

Thanks to the entire team for your care, professionalism and attention to detail.

I enjoyed my ear clean and was not aware of any hardened wax build up in the ear canal. This was swiftly dealt with by the very professional Irene.

Overall a very happy experience and I will be sure to recommend you to friends, colleagues and family members.”

– A Travers Smith employee

Travers Smith is a well-known City of London corporate law firm

Team

We’re an international expert team of Audiologists, ENT Specialists and Microsuction Pioneers who each proudly hold registration with their relevant professional bodies to ensure that you and your ears receive the best possible care.

  • Vincent

    BSc (Hons), CECP, HCPC

  • Michael

    B.Ed, HCPC

  • Micaela

    BA (Speech Pathology and Audiology), HCPC

  • Bridget

    BSc (Hons), RGN

  • Kristina

    DipHE, RN

  • Stephen

    BSA, RCCP

  • Harry

    BSc (Hons), MSc, CAC, RCCP

  • Bernadette

    BSc (Hons), RN

  • Abigail

    BAud (Hons), HCPC, HPCSA

  • James

    BSc (Hons), HCPC

Clinical Audiologist, Vincent Howard.

Vincent is a Clinical Audiologist and the Co-Founder of Hearology. A specialist in aural microsuction (including paediatric ear cleaning), hearing and balance, diagnostic hearing assessments, and hearing aid technology.

He has experience in both NHS and private audiology settings. Vincent previously managed Amplifon’s flagship store on High Street Kensington before co-founding Hearology.

As a teenager, Vincent developed tinnitus after standing too close to the speakers at a Motörhead concert. His quest to find relief from the persistent ringing in his ears ultimately inspired his career in audiology. Today, Vincent’s numerous five-star reviews across Hearology’s platforms reflect his dedication and passion for his profession.

Michael is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Audiologist and Tinnitus Lay Counsellor. His international career to date has spanned 36 years and taken in speech pathology, Hearing Aid dispensing and aural microsuction.

Michael found his vocation as an Audiologist due to his father’s deafness (caused by his time with the 10th Royal Hussars Tank Regiment) and his daughter’s hearing loss resulting from a mastoidectomy.

Michael has been with Hearology since 2015 and is now a Director of the company. He is a resident of Forest Row in East Sussex and established our Shop-Clinic there. You will not meet a kinder, more generous person.

Michael also speaks German.

Micaela is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Audiologist with a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Pathology and Audiology. She has expertise in aural microsuction, diagnostic hearing assessments, hearing aid technology and tinnitus management.

Micaela has experience in diagnostic audiology and tinnitus management, having previously worked as a speech pathologist and audiologist at Uitenhage Provincial Hospital in South Africa and subsequently as a clinical audiologist in a tinnitus specialist private practice in Johannesburg, before moving into private practice in the United Kingdom.

Micaela is committed to delivering patient-centered care, with a holistic approach to communication, hearing, and tinnitus management. Her compassionate and patient nature ensures that her clients feel comfortable and at ease throughout their visits, which is especially important for her tinnitus clients.

Clinical Audiologist - Bridget McCubin

Bridget is a highly experienced Senior ENT Nurse Practitioner. She is registered with both the Nursing and Midwifery Council and the Royal College of Nursing. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Professional Practice in Nursing, an ENB Higher Award, and an ENB certificate in ENT Nursing.

She has over 26 years of extensive ENT expertise. Bridget has managed an ENT operating theatre and a pre-operative assessment clinic. Her background also includes significant experience in acute ENT care and working in an NHS urgent referral clinic.

Bridget joined Hearology in 2017 and has recently expanded her skill set to include prescribing treatments for ear infections. Known for her expertise and compassionate approach, Bridget’s exceptional care is especially evident in her work with children.

In addition to her clinical skills, Bridget speaks Igbo (Nigerian).

Kristina is an ENT Nurse Practitioner with 23 years of experience in ENT nursing.

Kristina is registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and holds a Nursing Diploma.

Kristina joined the Royal National ENT Hospital in London in 2008 where she developed her aural microsuction specialism working in the ENT Outpatients department. Kristina has worked at Hearology since 2019 and her skillset extends to paediatric care.

Kristina also speaks Hungarian and Slovak.

Stephen is an Audiologist of 37 years standing who is registered with the Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists.

Stephen originally qualified from the Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital and went on to serve in several of their advanced, clinical departments including diagnostic audiology in the ENT Outpatients department.

Stephen’s caring approach and charming manner are in evidence from his many five-star reviews across Hearology’s various review platforms.

Harry is a highly skilled aural microsuction practitioner and is also Hearology’s lead balance and vestibular specialist.

Harry is registered with the Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists, has a BSc in Pharmacology, an MSc in Audiology and a Certificate of Audiological Competence – one of the profession’s most prestigious qualifications. This qualification, which Harry gained in 2007 after three years at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, allows him to work across all areas of audiology, including vestibular assessment and rehabilitation. Harry has since helped to rehabilitate countless patients with a variety of complex hearing and balance problems.

Harry has worked at Hearology since 2018, predominantly out of our Victoria clinic – which is why Hearology’s balance service is based there.

Harry also speaks French.

Bernadette Wilson-Bristol

Bernadette has an Honours degree in Nursing and ENT, with 25 years of specialised ENT experience.She is registered with both the Nursing and Midwifery Council and the Royal College of Nursing.

Previously, Bernadette served as a Sister ENT Practitioner with the Royal National Throat, Nose, and Ear Hospital’s outreach service. She provided care at Edgware Community Hospital and Finchley Memorial Hospital.

An accomplished aural microsuction trainer and a specialist in paediatric ear care, Bernadette joined Hearology in 2016. Her extensive expertise and dedication make her an invaluable member of our team.

Abigail

Abigail is a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA)-registered Audiologist with a Bachelor’s degree in Audiology, awarded with Honours following the completion of her dissertation. She has specialist expertise in hearing aid dispensing and technology, ototoxicity monitoring, vestibular audiology, and newborn hearing screening.

Abigail began her career at a specialised TB and multidisciplinary team (MDT) hospital in South Africa. During this time, she developed a strong clinical foundation. She later moved to the United Kingdom, where she spent two years working as a Clinical Lead in private practice, specialising in advanced hearing aid technology, conducting training, and supporting the delivery of high-quality clinical procedures.

Abigail has extensive experience in private audiological practice and is deeply committed to providing each patient with a bespoke and fully customised prescription tailored to their individual needs. She places great value on empathy, clear communication, and clinical excellence, striving to ensure that every patient feels listened to, supported, and confident in their hearing care journey.

James

James is a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)-registered Audiologist with a Bachelor of Science in Audiology. He has over 12 years’ experience delivering high-quality audiological care within the NHS, including conducting comprehensive diagnostic hearing assessments, supervising students, and working with a wide range of evolving hearing aid technologies across multiple manufacturers.

More recently, James has transitioned into the private sector to provide a more personalised, client-centred approach to hearing care. His aim is to ensure clients feel informed, supported, and empowered to make the best decisions for their hearing. With in-depth knowledge of several leading hearing aid manufacturers, James is well-placed to recommend tailored, bespoke solutions that meet each client’s individual needs.