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Refer your patients to Lions Hearing Clinic

Thank you for making your patients hearing care a priority and choosing Lions Hearing Clinic – your trusted hearing provider in Western Australia and New South Wales.

GPs are crucial to detecting hearing loss, with people more likely to seek help from their GP than from a hearing clinic.

Refer your patient to Lions for complete hearing services, including hearing assessments, complex cases, tinnitus & cochlear implants. Services vary between clinic locations. Hearing implant and vestibular services available only in Western Australia. 

We take the time to understand your patient’s hearing requirements and our recommendations are backed by research. We are commission-free and offer a complete range of hearing devices from leading manufacturers.

All Pensioners and DVA clients receive fully subsidised hearing tests under the Hearing Service Program.

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Hearing Services | Patient Referral Form

Medicare rebates are now available for patients referred for a full hearing assessment by their GP.

Please note that your patient’s referral must state that a full hearing assessment is required.

A full hearing assessment includes:

Item 82315 | Air and Bone Conduction audiogram and speech audiometry

Item 83234 | Impedance Audiogram (Tympanometry)

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    Help your patients on their hearing journey

    Some patients may not know they need a hearing check or be anxious about what’s involved. Find out what happens at a Lions Hearing Clinic Hearing assessment.

    Hearing loss is highly prevalent and can significantly impact social, emotional and physical health. We recommended a hearing check every year.

    We recommend a hearing test for people:

    • +55 years
    • Experiencing dizziness, tinnitus
    • Who have a history of noise exposure
    • Anyone exhibiting the signs of hearing loss

    Signs of hearing loss

    • Constant requests for repeats
    • Complaints that other people are mumbling
    • Reduced social activity and withdrawal
    • Domination of conversation
    • Confusion and miscommunication
    • Unexplained sadness and depression
    • Needing the TV volume loud

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    Patient referral form

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    Do you have a patient who wears a hearing aid but no longer finds it effective?

    Hearing aids help many people, but as hearing loss progresses, a cochlear implant can improve clarity and volume to better understand speech again. 

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