Hearing Aid Reprogramming

At The Hearing Experts we want to make sure you go the most from your hearing aids before you consider purchasing new ones.

We will retest your hearing and re-programme your existing devices, to ensure you are getting the most from your hearing aids.

Refurbish Your Hearing Aids Today

We often work with people who already have hearing aids, who are happy with the style and fit of the devices but are disappointed with the sound quality.

We will assess your hearing and re-programme your existing hearing aids. If required, we will also clean or repair faulty parts of your hearing aids.

Just like your eye-sight, your hearing changes over time and can deteriorate. Acknowledging that change of hearing loss, retesting and prescribing a change to your hearing aids, might fix your hearing problems.

Reprogramming for only £150

what is included in this service

Included in the price, we will:

Examine your hearing aids and give advise on the health of your devices.

Clean your hearing aids.

Programme them to your audiogram (you need to provide this).

Replace like for like domes.

Provide a free telecare session for fine and tuning your hearing aids online within 4 weeks after the date of shipping the aids (only available for Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids and if the user is able to connect them to his/her mobile phone and the hearing aid app)

Liaise with manufacturer for in and out of warranty repairs, on your behalf.

Complementary service (separate charges apply):

Repair your hearing aids, if out of warranty fault found.

Replacing battery for rechargeable hearing aids (Not applicable to all models).

Fitting of different length speaker unit or receiver.

* If no fault is found or the hearing aids are beyond repair, then a minimum charge of £50 will be deducted from initial cost - (includes microphone check, replacement wax guard and dome or sleeve as required. Moisture check & return postage costs) *

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