Boots, 67-69 High Street, Birmingham B4 7TA
Clean Hearing - Harborne
Private
Martin Court, 4A Albany Road, Harborne B17 9JX
Edgbaston Ear Clinic
Private
49 Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston B15 1TH
Consulting Rooms 38, 38 Harborne Road, Edgbaston B15 3HE
14-15 New Street, Birmingham B2 4RQ
138 High Street, Erdington B23 6RS
120-122 High Street, Kings Heath B14 7LG
790-792 Bristol Road South, Northfield B31 2NN
The Chamberlain Clinic, 81 Harborne Road, Edgbaston B15 3HG
58 Station Road, Solihull B91 3RX
Unit 26, The Gracechurch Shopping Centre, The Parade, Sutton Coldfield B72 1PD
Banks Opticians, 1115A Warwick Road, Acocks Green B27 6RA
Colin Lee Opticians, 14 Newton Road, Great Barr B43 6BN
The Eye Collective, 154 High Street, Harborne B17 9PN
J and D Mason Opticians, 2 The Green, Kings Norton B38 8SD
Jones Opticians, 103 Hawthorn Road, Kingstanding B44 8QT
Pabari Opticians, 14 St Mary's Row, Moseley B13 8JG
The Eye Collective, 14 Selly Oak Shopping Park, Aston Webb Boulevard, Selly Oak B29 6SQ
Colin Lee Opticians, Fox & Goose Shopping Centre, Ward End B8 2EP
The Eye Collective, 3 Alvechurch Road, West Heath B31 3JW
Hearing and audiology clinics in Birmingham
Birmingham offers hearing care through both the NHS and a wide private sector — high-street hearing chains and independent audiology clinics across the city and suburbs, with branches in the centre, Edgbaston, Sutton Coldfield and beyond. Many clinics offer free initial hearing checks. Audiologists are HCPC-registered.
NHS and private hearing care
The NHS provides hearing tests and hearing aids (usually on free long-term loan) following a referral. Private Birmingham clinics offer a wider choice of hearing aid styles and technology, often with shorter waits, for a fee. Some also offer ear wax removal and tinnitus support.
Choosing a clinic
Look for HCPC-registered audiologists and confirm what any free check includes. The listings below cover hearing and audiology clinics across Birmingham. Sudden hearing loss should be assessed urgently — contact your GP or NHS 111 promptly. This is information only, not medical advice.
Last updated: 2026-06-12
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The NHS provides hearing tests and hearing aids, usually on free long-term loan, following a GP referral or in some areas a direct referral. Private clinics offer a wider choice of styles and technology, often with shorter waits, for a fee.
Many private hearing clinics offer free initial hearing checks, and NHS hearing tests are free following referral. Always confirm what is included before booking.
Audiologists are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Look for HCPC registration when choosing a clinic.
Sudden hearing loss should be assessed urgently — contact your GP or call NHS 111 promptly. This page is information only and not a substitute for professional advice.