Wimbledon · Teddington · Wallington · Addiscombe
Private Hearing Tests in South West London & Surrey
A complete, unhurried hearing assessment with an HCPC-registered audiologist — your results explained clearly the same day, with honest advice and no pressure.
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Hearing tests
FREE Hearing Test for Over-65s
The complete £59 assessment — a full ear examination, pure-tone audiometry and your results explained the same day — free if you’re 65 or over at our Wimbledon, Wallington & Addiscombe clinics. Use code FREEHT when booking.
Sound familiar?
Signs it’s time for a hearing test
Hearing changes slowly, so it’s easy to adapt without realising. Most people wait years longer than they should — one appointment settles it either way.
The TV keeps creeping louder
Family mention the volume before you notice it yourself
“Pardon?” more than you’d like
Asking people to repeat themselves, especially on the phone
Restaurants feel like hard work
Following conversation in background noise leaves you tired
Missing the quiet sounds
Birdsong, doorbells, the indicator ticking in the car
Others noticed first
A partner or friend has gently suggested a check
Ringing or buzzing
Tinnitus often travels with early hearing changes
What happens at your assessment
Thorough, unhurried, and explained in plain English
Your appointment is with Sumit Joshi or Priyanka Joshi (BSc Hons, RHAD), HCPC-registered audiologists. We start with your story — where hearing feels hardest — then examine your ears carefully and measure your hearing precisely with pure-tone audiometry. You leave understanding exactly where your hearing stands, with honest advice on what (if anything) to do next.
Included in every £59 assessment
Three parts, one clear answer
1. Ear health check
A careful otoscopic examination checks the health of your ear canals and eardrums, and whether wax is part of the picture.
2. Precise hearing measurement
Pure-tone audiometry maps exactly which pitches and volumes you hear, ear by ear — the same clinical standard used in hospital audiology.
3. Results, explained honestly
Your audiogram walked through in plain English the same day. If hearing aids would help, we’ll say so — and you can trial before any decision. If they wouldn’t, we’ll say that too.
Know your options
Free, high-street or independent — your routes to a hearing test
There are three ways to get your hearing tested in the UK, and each has its place. Here’s the honest picture, so you can choose what suits you.
NHS hearing test
Free, thorough, and right for many people. You’ll need a GP referral first, and waiting times vary by area. Aid choice is from the NHS range.
High-street chains
Often free basic screenings on busy shop floors. Convenient — though appointments can be brief, and recommendations typically centre on the chain’s own-brand ranges.
Independent audiologist — us
£59 (free for over-65s at three clinics), same-day appointments, an unhurried clinical assessment, and — because we’re tied to no manufacturer — advice across every leading brand. Your results and your options, honestly explained.
No GP referral needed with us — book directly online. Experiencing ringing or buzzing too? Read about tinnitus assessment and support →
Prices
Clear prices, before you book
Full hearing test
£59
All four clinics
Over-65s — offer
£59 FREE
Wimbledon, Wallington & Addiscombe · code FREEHT · ends 31 Aug 2026
Home visit
£139
At home near our four clinics — call-out charge only further afield
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Wimbledon
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Good to know
How much does a private hearing test cost?
£59 for the complete assessment — and currently FREE for over-65s at Wimbledon, Wallington and Addiscombe with code FREEHT (until 31 August 2026).
Do I get my results on the day?
Yes — your audiogram is explained in plain English the same day, and you take away a clear picture of your hearing.
What if the test finds hearing loss?
You'll get honest advice about your options. If hearing aids would genuinely help, we'll show you what suits your hearing, lifestyle and budget — and you trial before any decision. There's never pressure to buy.
How often should I have my hearing tested?
Every two years is sensible from your fifties onward, or sooner if you notice a change. Hearing aid wearers should be checked annually.
Do I need a GP referral?
No — you can book directly online or by phone, and same-day appointments are often available.
Can you test my hearing at home?
Yes — we bring the clinic to you across the areas near our four clinics for £89, with a call-out charge only further afield.
From our audiologists’ blog: Considering hearing aids? An honest guide to getting this decision right
★★★★★
“My first hearing test today as a check up and I was impressed by the service by Sumit. He was extremely professional, personable and explained everything in detail. Would definitely recommend.”
Jay A — Google reviewKnow where your hearing stands
Book online in under a minute — same-day hearing tests are often available at all four clinics.