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Built on Phonak’s Belong platform,  the Virto™ B is precisely calibrated to your individual ear anatomy for better hearing performance. Along with the Virto™ B-Titanium, these customizable hearing aids provide a comfortable fit.

Since 2005, Connect Hearing have grown to over 120 sites around Australia. As part of the Sonova Group, our focus is on providing client-focused hearing healthcare to all Australians. Combining expert skills and experience with access to the latest in hearing technology and exceptional customer service, our mission is to help as many people as possible rediscover the joy of hearing and reconnect with life. At Connect, you will be working with top hearing specialists and business professionals to provide the best possible outcome for each and every client. In return, you will be provided with ongoing support to develop your skills and opportunities to build a successful and rewarding career.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget just how important our hearing health is. But just as you might see at optometrist about your vision, or a dentist for your teeth, it’s also important to seek guidance from a hearing health professional on your hearing.

Do loud noises ever hurt your ears? From televisions and construction work, to heavy traffic and a restaurant full of people talking. The world is a noisy place. While hearing loss can be part of the aging process, studies have shown that exposure to as few as 90 decibels can lead to temporary or permanent hearing loss. But how loud is too loud? This application will give you an idea of how everyday situations such as meeting with friends in a café or going to a rock concert can affect your hearing.

Hearing loss touches more people than you might realise. We’ve compiled a list of facts about hearing loss in Australia and across the globe so you can get an idea of just how many people hearing loss affects.

Bettina Turnbull, an audiologist, professional development manager for Connect Hearing and vice-president of the Australian College of Audiology shared her frightening experience of sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) with Hearing HQ magazine. Her story is reprinted in full below.