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The Hearing Care Partnership offers a range of hearing services including our comprehensive free hearing test, hearing aids, and ear wax removal from highly qualified and experienced audiologists and wax clinicians.
19 Market Road, CM1 IXA, Chelmsford, Essex, United Kingdom
3.7
1 review
Replied to 85% of negative reviews
Typically replies within 1 week
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I have been impressed with my visits to see the chap who supplied and fitted our hearing aids. They are so comfortable I forget that they’re in my ears.
Already feeling an improvement in my tinnitus
Reply from The Hearing Care Partnership - Chelmsford
Thank you for your review, we are so pleased to hear that your tinnitus is getting better with the help of your new aids!
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