Hearing tests and hearing aids available at our Hidden Hearing clinic at the Chaucer Hospital in Canterbury

It’s so important to have your hearing checked regularly, especially the older you get. Hearing loss can creep up on you. It can be so gradual that it’s not always easy to recognise or even accept. So if you’re worried about your hearing in any way, the best thing to do is to book a free hearing test.

And if you’ve never had a hearing test before, don’t worry – you can find out exactly what happens during a hearing test here

If you do suffer from hearing loss already, it’s important to keep on top of any changes to your hearing. Even if you’ve come to see us before, we still recommend having a regular check-up, at least once a year.

The Canterbury Chaucer Hospital team

Sally French & Fiona Idriss our audiologists will offer full and comprehensive advice about all aspects of your hearing care.

Sally French, Senior Audiologist Our Clinical and Hearing Aid Audiologist at Hidden Hearing Chaucer Hospital
Sally brings decades of experience in diagnostic services, using advanced equipment for hearing evaluations and audiometric testing.She provides personalised treatment plans and
guides patients in selecting and programming the latest hearing aids. She ensures continued hearing health with comprehensive aftercare and offers a range of discreet hearing aids tailored to individual preferences, including in-ear devices and models in subtle tones.

Fiona Idriss, Senior Audiologist Our Clinical and Hearing Aid Audiologist at Hidden Hearing Chaucer Hospital
Fiona brings decades of specialist experience in all aspects of diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology,having trained and worked in leading teaching hospitals in London and the South East. She works closely with our ENT Consultants and follows you along the complete pathway, from initial diagnostic testing of your hearing health, to the provision of the best advanced hearing aid technology, including implantable devices. She is passionate about improving your quality of life; by helping you manage any additional symptoms including tinnitus, sound sensitivity,sudden or progressive hearing loss, and balance problems. Fiona also accepts self-referrals for all the services and support that she provides.

How to find us

We recommend visiting the outpatient reception at The Chaucer hospital. Ask reception staff for a parking ticket, which should be displayed in your car window during your visit. Chaucer staff will point you down the corridor to our dedicated waiting area.
The access is step-free, accommodating wheelchair users.