Free online hearing test

Are you worried about your hearing? Start with our free online hearing test.

If it highlights any concerns, we recommend booking a full hearing assessment at home so we can take a closer look.

A home visit hearing test isn’t just more convenient — it often leads to better results in your everyday environment.

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    No travel hassle

    With home visit hearing tests, you get expert care without leaving your house, avoiding traffic, parking, and waiting rooms.

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    Better fitting in real life

    Your hearing aids are tuned in your own environment, so they work perfectly with your TV, phone, and everyday surroundings.

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    Comfortable, personal care

    Home visits make it easier to build a supportive relationship with your audiologist in the privacy of your own home.

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    Accessible for everyone

    Home visit hearing tests are ideal for people with mobility challenges or poor health that make clinic trips difficult.

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    Professional service at home

    From hearing tests and hearing aid fitting to earwax removal, you’ll receive the same high-quality care as you would in a clinic.

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    Family involvement

    A family member can be present during the test and fitting, helping with decisions and support.

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    Flexible appointments

    Choose times that fit your routine, making hearing care easier to fit into busy or unpredictable schedules.

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    Learn at home

    Get hands-on guidance using your hearing aids at home, where you’ll actually use them day to day.



“We keep things simple, explain everything clearly, and give you time to decide what’s right for you.”
— Matt Oldfield, Founder

FAQ

How long does a home hearing test take?

A home visit hearing test usually takes around 60–90 minutes. This gives us time to carry out a full hearing assessment, explain the results clearly, and answer any questions you may have.

Do I need to prepare anything before my hearing test?

No special preparation is needed. We simply ask that you have a quiet room available so we can carry out your hearing test accurately.

Can I receive a free hearing test in a care home?

Yes. We regularly carry out home visit hearing tests in care homes and provide the same level of service as we would in a private home.
Many of our patients continue their hearing care with us after moving into residential or nursing care.

Are home hearing tests as accurate as a hearing clinic?

Yes. We use the same diagnostic equipment as a hearing clinic, and your hearing test is carried out in a quiet room wherever possible.
In most homes, this provides accurate and reliable results. The home environment can also help when setting up hearing aids, as we can adjust them based on the sounds you hear every day.

Are online hearing tests accurate?

Online hearing tests can indicate whether there may be hearing loss, but they don’t diagnose the type or cause.
They also won’t detect hearing issues such as ear wax build-up or problems in the ear canal. For a full assessment, and medical diagnosis, a professional hearing test with an audiologist is recommended.

Can you provide a free online hearing test?

Yes. Our free online hearing test takes around three minutes and is a simple way to check for early signs of hearing loss.
It’s a screening tool rather than a full diagnosis, but it can help you decide whether to book a professional assessment with an audiologist.

How can you provide a free home hearing test?

We already carry out home visit hearing tests across Greater London, so we’re often in your area.
If we can schedule your hearing test when we’re nearby, we’re able to offer it at no cost.

Will tinnitus affect my hearing test results?

Tinnitus can sometimes make it harder to distinguish certain sounds during a hearing test, especially in quiet environments.
To manage this, we use specific sound patterns that make it easier to tell the difference between the test tones and your tinnitus, so we can still get accurate results.

How often should I have a hearing test?

If you’re concerned about your hearing health, it’s a good idea to have your hearing tested.
The NHS recommends a hearing test every 2–3 years for adults over 50. You may need more regular hearing checks if you’re exposed to loud noise or have a history of poor ear health.