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Once you have an NHS hearing aid you can go back to the clinic without having to ask your Doctor to arrange another appointment.

Clinics for repairs; replacements; re-tubing; counselling and advice on problems about your NHS hearing aid are held in the Hearing Aid Department at St Mary’s Hospital every weekday

Phone 534304 or 534410 for clinic times or with any enquiries about your NHS aid. 

Remember, your hearing may change and hearing aids do not last forever, (the tubing will need to be changed from time to time for example) so it is important to have both your hearing and your aid checked regularly.

Batteries for |NHS aids can be obtained from:

Newport Pyle Street Clinic (tel: 526494)
St Mary’s Hospital (tel: 524081)
Ryde George Street Clinic (tel: 615555)
Swanmore Outpatients (tel: 563355)
Cowes Consort Road Clinic (tel 295251)
Lake Fairway Health Clinic (tel 403137)
Sandown Melville Street Centre (tel 402464)
Ventnor Albert Street Clinic (tel 852083)
Freshwater Brookside Health Centre (tel 753433)
Brading The Surgery (tel 407775)

Batteries can also be obtained by post from St Mary’s Hospital.

Send your old batteries, your hearing aid booklet and a stamped addressed envelope , and your batteries will be sent by return of post. It is important to remember to send your old batteries and the brown record book so that the correct replacements can be sent to you.

Batteries for NHS hearing aids are supplied free of charge