The demand for ear and hearing healthcare is skyrocketing. With GPs scaling back these services and patient wait times exceeding 12 weeks, communities are seeking accessible solutions.

Pharmacies are playing an increasingly vital role in our communities, with many already expanding their services to deliver ear and hearing care.

Healthcare Assistants, Nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Osteopaths, and more – Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) all have one thing in common: they play a critical role in treating, rehabilitating, and improving the lives of patients.

Often visiting patients in the comfort of their own home, Allied Health Professionals are perfectly positioned to bring ear and hearing healthcare services to their community with Tympa, alongside their existing level of care.

General Practice is a vital part of delivering ear and hearing healthcare to communities. However, the current process can involve referrals and appointments with multiple specialists — leaving patients waiting months to receive the care they need.

With Tympa, the entire process is streamlined. Patients receive the correct care faster, leading to better patient outcomes, higher clinical governance standards, and more effective allocation of practice resources.

Opticians have long-standing relationships with patients in their community and are trusted to deliver expert care to those in need.

Opticians and supporting clinicians can expand their service to offer ear and hearing healthcare alongside their current optical offering – making them a one-stop shop for eye and ear services in their community.