What’s Happening?
Hearing concerns can start small, but they can affect daily life in many ways.
For a child, missed sounds can affect speech, learning and confidence. For an adult, it may mean missing parts of conversations, phone calls or everyday moments.
Neurosensory is offering professional hearing care through two Toowoomba clinics, located at Medici Medical Centre and St Andrews Private Hospital.
The service covers hearing tests, hearing aids, tinnitus support, cochlear implant support and hearing accessories. Its audiologists also provide dizziness and balance testing, ear protection, and support for workplace matters.
Both clinics offer comprehensive hearing testing and hearing services for clients seeking practical, personalised care.
Appointments can be made by calling 1300 965 513.
Why It Matters?
Hearing plays a quiet but important role in everyday life.
It can shape speech, learning, work, relationships, independence and confidence. When hearing concerns are left unchecked, they can make simple daily moments harder than they need to be.
Neurosensory’s model brings audiologists together with Ear, Nose and Throat specialists. This gives clients access to hearing care supported by broader medical experience.
The company says it only employs highly qualified hearing health professionals. Its clinicians also follow the Code of Conduct of Audiology Australia and the Australian College of Audiology.
For patients and referrers, the service offers hearing care built around clinical support, practical advice and ongoing treatment options.
By The Numbers
- Neurosensory has provided hearing services for more than 48 years, supporting thousands of patients across Australia.
- The company was established in 1978 by Dr Anthony Canty, an Otolaryngologist, at St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital in Brisbane.
- Neurosensory now operates 26 clinics across Australia and works with more than 60 Ear, Nose and Throat surgeons.
Local Impact
Toowoomba clients can access Neurosensory services at two local clinics.
The Medici clinic is located at Medici Medical Centre, Suite 107, Level 1, 15 Scott Street, Toowoomba. The centre sits on the corner of Curzon and Scott Street, opposite St Vincent’s Private Hospital.
Visitors can enter through the main entrance, take the lift to Level 1, turn left, then continue to the suite.
Paid undercover parking is available at the hospital, with prices from $6. The car park entrance is off Scott Street. Free street parking is also available, but visitors should allow extra time to find a space.
The St Andrews clinic is located at St Andrews Private Hospital, Suite 32, Building 4, 280 North Street, Toowoomba.
The entrance is off Holberton Street, through Entrance 3. Building 4, Cancer Care, is the first building visible from the entrance driveway and car park.
Visitors can enter Building 4, take the lift to Level 1, then follow the signage to Suite 32. Free onsite parking is available.
Zoom In
Neurosensory says its approach is solutions-focused, with diagnostic services that are comprehensive, accurate and timely.
Its treatment options are described as ethical and independent of sales commissions. Audiologists are not paid sales commissions, and clients can access a wide range of hearing aid brands and devices.
Free, no-obligation hearing aid trials are also available.
Eligible pensioners and Department of Veterans’ Affairs recipients may access free services. Neurosensory is also recognised for healthcare and industry rebates.
The Toowoomba services include hearing testing, tinnitus support, dizziness and balance testing, hearing aids, cochlear implants, hearing accessories and ear protection.
Clients can also access an Ear, Nose and Throat specialist directory, as well as support for workplace, WorkCover and medico-legal matters.
Aftercare programs and ongoing support are also part of the service.
Zoom Out
Neurosensory’s broader focus is on client outcomes, honesty and clinical care.
Its values include exceeding client expectations, acting with integrity and valuing its people. The company also aims to foster a collegial spirit and support its long-term financial success.
For people seeking hearing care in Toowoomba, the local clinics offer access to testing, devices and specialist-linked support.
That can help make hearing care feel more manageable, from the first appointment through to aftercare.
What To Look For Next?
People concerned about hearing, tinnitus, balance or hearing devices can book an appointment with Neurosensory.
To make an appointment, call 1300 965 513, email toowoomba@nsu.com.au or toowoombasta@nsu.com.au, or visit the website for more details.