By working with the National Pharmacy Association, we hope that more pharmacies will see the opportunity to expand their care offering into ear and hearing healthcare, so we can help make ear and hearing healthcare accessible to all.

Recently a patient sought assistance from Penwith Ear Care in Cornwall after the patient had been to see a local audiologist for their annual hearing test and hearing aid check. The audiologist referred the patient to Penwith Ear Care as they noticed a large amount of wax in both ears, so could not proceed with their annual check-up.  

We got in touch with Gillian Clancy from Feet First Foot Clinic who has recently expanded her Foot Health Practitioner service to include ear and hearing health check-ups.

After realising there was a significant barrier to access ear and hearing healthcare in her local community, Andrea decided she wanted to help by setting up her own domiciliary service ‘Brooksies Home Services’ using the Tympa system.

We got in touch with Andrew Goodwin from Clean Ears who started his business this year.  Andrew is determined to help residents in care homes gain access to vital ear and hearing healthcare services by using the Tympa system.