25/02/2018
Hearing Awareness Week focuses on the fragility of hearing health and ways to protect it. The awareness week starts on Sunday 25 February 2018 and ends on Saturday 3 March, World Hearing Day. The aims of the Hearing Awareness Week are to eliminate the stigma, isolation, lack of work o...
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21/12/2017
The Can:Do Hearing offices will be closed over the Christmas period and on New Year's Day. Please note we will be closing early on Friday 22nd December 2017. Wishing all a merry Christmas and a happy new year! We look forward to seeing you all in 2018.
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12/12/2017
Welcome to the Christmas edition of Can:Do Hearing News. Believe it or not, the festive season is upon us. Please see our Christmas closure dates below. If you need hearing aid batteries over this period, please let us know now and stock up before we close. We...
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10/11/2017
A special announcement from Judy Curran, Group Chief Executive You may be aware that earlier this year I announced that I would be retiring from my position as Group Chief Executive with the Can:Do Group at the end of the year. Following this announcement, our Board undertook an e...
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11/10/2017
Read the latest edition of Smile Magazine. Ashley's fight for inclusion - being the only signing Deaf person in the small town of Crystal Brook; Auslan / English Interpreting career; Fussy eating - Top 10 mealtime tips to support your family; Paediatric Hearing Aid Fitt...
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14/06/2017
With so many hearing providers out there now days, it is hard to know who to trust. Can:Do Hearing is proud to be very different to other hearing service providers. This is why: Independent: As a South Australian independent clinic, we are not aligned with any hearing aid manufacture...
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09/06/2017
Don’t spend another day without your favourite sound! Try the newest premium aid technology courtesy of Unitron (www.unitron.com) and Can:Do Hearing. Our Audiologist will program the aids specifically for you, matching your most recent hearing test results. This is your chanc...
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09/06/2017
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07/02/2017
As an independent clinic, Can:Do Hearing is not aligned with any hearing aid manufacturer and offers South Australia’s largest range of hearing aids. You can be assured we will have the right hearing care solution for your patients. Our clinicians do not receive commissions meaning you...
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06/02/2017
This week marks International Tinnitus Awareness Week, which runs from 6-12 February, with the theme ‘Together for Tinnitus’ which is intended to generate discussion about tinnitus. To celebrate, we will be launching our new Tinnitus SA website at tinnitussa.com.au at the end of th...
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10/01/2017
Can:Do Hearing has been informed of a voluntary product recall by Sonova Australia, lodged with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). This recall affects the power supply chargers with Australian adaptor supplied from 1st October 2011 to 31st July 2014. See image and mo...
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23/09/2016
Hearing Awareness Week was held in late August, highlighting the challenges faced by people with hearing loss. Hearing Awareness Week is part of a campaign for greater recognition and awareness for hearing loss within our communities. Hearing loss in Australia is predominately mild; however...
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08/08/2016
We are happy and proud to announce a major milestone today: Can:Do Hearing officially registered our 10,0000th customer! To celebrate, we planned a special surprise for our milestone client – lovely little Harper Saunders – who walked in with her mum to a big Can:Do welcome at our ...
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21/07/2016
Can:Do Hearing has announced it's next Open Day for 2016! In August, Can:Do Hearing will offer our clients the chance to trial the newest premium hearing aid technology courtesy of ReSound. Our audiologist will program the aids specifically for you, matching your most recent hearin...
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11/06/2015
It can be very tricky to tell if a baby is having trouble hearing. A baby’s hearing will be fully mature by the end of their first month of life. From birth your baby should pay close attention to voices, especially high pitched ones and should respond to familiar sounds such as a parent&rs...
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11/06/2015
What is Auditory Processing Disorder? (APD) Auditory Processing refers to ‘what we do with what we hear’. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) refers to an inability to make optimal use of what we hear and affects 3% -5% of the population – about one child in every classroom. ...
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