Audiology
To access our services, new patients will require a referral by
their GP
Existing NHS hearing aid patients can access ourdrop-in repair
servicesdirectly, during the following days:
Countess of Chester Hospital:
Monday 9am - 12 noon (morning only)
Tuesday 9am - 12 noon (morning only)
Thursday 9am - 12 noon
Thursday 2pm - 4pm
Ellesmere Port Hospital:
Monday 2pm - 4pm (afternoon only)
Friday 10am - 12 noon (morning only)
Deeside Community
Hospital:
Monday 2pm - 4pm (afternoon only)
(Except the 1st Monday of the month)
Pre-booked Audiology appointmentsare offered Monday to Friday
9-4.30pm. If you require a booked appointment please contact:
Department of Clinical Audiology
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Liverpool Road,Chester,CH2 1UL
Tel: 01244 363020
Fax: 01244 366668
Text Phone: 01244 363041
E-Mail: outpat.audiology@coch.nhs.uk
The department of Clinical Audiology is situated in Chester and
provides services for the detection and rehabilitation of the
hearing impaired.
Audiology is located in the CARE building, Outpatients 4, White
Zone. Go to the 'How to find us' page of the website to view a map
of the hospital.
In 2006 Audiology and ENT services moved into a new custom built
modern building, providing a pleasant and efficient environment for
patients and staff. Audiology is able to offer a wide range of
services.
Batteries for hearing aid users
- Batteries for hearing aid patients can be collected in person
(by the patient or family member/friend in possession of the
patient's brown hearing aid book) from the main reception desks at
the Countess of Chester Hospital, Ellesmere
PortHospitalorDeesideHospital.
- Batteries can also be collected in person from Audiology
reception at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
- For patients who are unable to come to the hospital or for whom
it is inconvenient, there is a postal battery replacement service.
Patients are required to post their brown battery book to Audiology
at the Countess of Chester Hospital (address above). Please include
a stamped addressed envelope (large stamp) so the hearing aid book
and batteries can be posted back to you.
Replacement Hearing Aids
Hearing aids issued to patients from the Audiology Department are
on long-term loan to patients and remain the property of the NHS.
Should a hearing aid be lost, stolen, or damaged through neglect
the patient may be liable to a charge to replace the loan hearing
aid.