What’s Happening?
Hearing loss can affect far more than the ability to hear clearly. It can change how people join conversations, take part in family life, feel in social settings and manage daily routines.
Neurosensory is offering professional hearing care through two Toowoomba clinics, located at Medici Medical Centre and St Andrews Private Hospital. The service includes hearing tests, hearing aids, tinnitus support, cochlear implant support and hearing accessories.
The local team is led by Dylan, an experienced audiologist specialising in cochlear implants, adult fittings and paediatric care. He is supported by Jess, Neurosensory Toowoomba’s welcoming customer care representative.
Its audiologists also provide dizziness and balance testing, ear protection, and support for workplace, WorkCover and medico-legal matters. Appointments can be made by calling 1300 965 513.
Why It Matters?
Hearing concerns can start quietly, but their impact can grow over time. A person may miss words during dinner, avoid noisy places, struggle on phone calls or feel less confident in group settings.
For children, hearing can affect speech, school learning and development. For adults, it can shape work, relationships, independence and quality of life.
Neurosensory’s care model brings audiologists together with Ear, Nose and Throat specialists. This gives clients access to hearing care backed by wider medical experience.
The company says it only employs highly qualified hearing health professionals who work closely with ENT surgeons. Its clinicians also follow the Code of Conduct of Audiology Australia and the Australian College of Audiology.
By The Numbers
- Among Australians aged 50 and over with hearing loss, 43 per cent say it reduces their quality of life.
- The same study found 30 per cent say hearing loss changes their family interactions.
- It also found 27 per cent avoid social occasions, showing how hearing loss can affect connection and confidence.
Local Impact
Neurosensory says it is proud to be part of the local community, offering friendly, professional hearing care across two convenient Toowoomba locations.
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 and take the lift to Level 1. After exiting the lift, turn left and continue along to the suite. Paid undercover parking is available at the hospital, with prices starting 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, Entrance 3, with Building 4, Cancer Care, visible from the entrance driveway and car park.
Visitors can enter Building 4 and take the lift to Level 1. From there, go straight ahead down the small ramp or stairs and follow the signage to Suite 32. Free onsite parking is available.
Zoom In
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.
Today, Neurosensory operates 26 clinics across Australia and works with more than 60 Ear, Nose and Throat surgeons.
Its approach is solutions-focused, with comprehensive, accurate and timely diagnostic services. The company says its treatment options are ethical, innovative and independent of sales commissions.
Clients can access a broad range of hearing aid brands and devices. Neurosensory says it does not pay sales commissions to audiologists, helping keep recommendations focused on client outcomes.
Free, no obligation hearing aid trials are available. Eligible pensioners and Department of Veterans’ Affairs recipients may also access free services. Neurosensory is recognised for healthcare and industry rebates, with aftercare programs and ongoing support also available.
Services at the Toowoomba clinics include hearing testing, tinnitus care, dizziness and balance testing, hearing aids, cochlear implants, hearing accessories and ear protection. Clients can also access an ENT specialist directory, along with support for workplace, WorkCover and medico-legal matters.
Zoom Out
Neurosensory’s wider service is built around client outcomes, honesty and clinical care. Its values include putting client outcomes first, exceeding expectations, acting with integrity and valuing its people.
The company also aims to foster a collegial spirit and support its long-term financial success while maintaining its focus on hearing healthcare.
For people who have noticed changes in hearing, balance or tinnitus symptoms, a first appointment can help make things clearer. It can also give clients practical options, from testing and advice through to devices and aftercare.
What To Look For Next?
People concerned about hearing loss, tinnitus, balance or hearing devices can book an appointment with Neurosensory.
Call 1300 965 513, email toowoomba@nsu.com.au or toowoombasta@nsu.com.au, or visit nsu.com.au.
