Welcome to Hearing Australia Beaufort, where our team of highly skilled audiologists are dedicated to providing exceptional hearing care services. Situated in the charming suburb of Beaufort, we offer a range of comprehensive diagnostic assessments, tailored treatment plans, and top-quality hearing aids to suit your individual needs. With our compassionate approach, cutting-edge technology, and a commitment to delivering outstanding customer service, we are here to help you rediscover the joys of clear and vibrant hearing. Let us be your trusted partner on your hearing health journey.

Tim Rayner Audiology Hamilton are truly committed to providing a high level of local and professional service to Western Victoria. Recently, Tim Rayner Audiology Hamilton took part in a worldwide study of new hearing aid technology. There were 20 hearing aid clinics worldwide in six countries, each with the ability to monitor five patients with newer, high grade hearing aids. Mr Rayner said “the study concentrated on pre released hearing aids meaning that the clinic was able to get experience and training with newer hearing aids before they were released into the general Audiology market.” More importantly, Tim was able to work with patients, to gain an understanding of their perceptions and feelings about the new technology as well.

Established for over 70 years, Hearing Australia Smythesdale is committed to bringing back the joy of sound to Australians. Our mission is simple – to keep you connected to the people and experiences you love. As the country's leading provider of government-funded hearing services, we cater to children, young adults, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, pensioners, and veterans. With over 600 locations nationwide, our world-leading hearing solutions are accessible to all, making a meaningful impact on individuals, families, and communities alike.

Tim Rayner Audiology Warrnambool are truly committed to providing a high level of local and professional service to Western Victoria. Recently, Tim Rayner Audiology Warrnambool took part in a worldwide study of new hearing aid technology. There were 20 hearing aid clinics worldwide in six countries, each with the ability to monitor five patients with newer, high grade hearing aids. Mr Rayner said “the study concentrated on pre released hearing aids meaning that the clinic was able to get experience and training with newer hearing aids before they were released into the general Audiology market.” More importantly, Tim was able to work with patients, to gain an understanding of their perceptions and feelings about the new technology as well.