Temporary solutions
Passive devices do not have to be used with a surgical implant. If a patient does not want surgery, or is not medically suitable for … Read more
Passive devices
A passive implant means that no working parts are contained in the implant. The working part, the vibrating transducer, is encased together with the sound … Read more
Active devices
An active implant means the working part, a vibrating transducer, is surgically placed under the skin, attached to the skull. A sound processor is worn … Read more
How does a bone conduction hearing device work?
For conductive hearing loss: The vibrations from the BCHD are passed into the skull, either through the skin, through a titanium abutment embedded in the … Read more
Patient Profiles
Our patients share their news about living with a cochlear implant. if you would like to tell us about your experiences please email us at … Read more
What to expect at your appointment
We know for some children and adults an appointment can be quite stressful. Below are some images you can download to help someone to become … Read more
Spares / repairs / care & maintenance
We run a spares & repairs service from the Listening for Life Centre at Bradford. This can be a drop in service running from 08:30-16:30 … Read more