New audiology service to be launched
Thursday 6th May 2010
People who are hard of hearing are to benefit from a new service to be launched in Cirencester this month.
According to a report in the Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard, Imperial Hearing has partnered with Assured Mobility as part of a new initiative.
Launching the agreement, an open day is to be held on May 18th, providing people with the chance to see what is available to them.
David Eatwell, director at Assured Mobility - which is a retailer of living aids intended to improve the quality of people's lives - said he was proud to be working with Imperial Hearing.
He added: "When selecting an audiology partner we were very conscious that we team up with a company which has a good reputation for quality service and ethical practice."
Meanwhile, Imperial Hearing director Simon Wendland encouraged local people to attend the event later this month so they can see what technologies are available.
Written by Angela Newbury
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