Our Services

Each Can:Do Hearing health assessment is tailored to your needs and, unlike most providers Can:Do Hearing offer a full audiological assessment. After your assessment your Can:Do Hearing audiologist will spend time discussing your results and how they relate to your concerns. 

Hearing aids can be a major investment for a person and so it’s extremely important that the device you choose is suitable for your hearing loss and your lifestyle, is programmed correctly, and is properly calibrated. That’s why your fitting appointment with Can:Do Hearing is customised specifically to you.

Can:Do Hearing’s trained professionals use best practice techniques to remove your ear wax safely. Our waterless technique combines micro-suction and a tiny spoon-like instrument to gently remove any wax build-up. The procedure only takes around 15 minutes and the benefits will be noticed immediately.

Auditory processing is a term for ‘what we do with what we hear’. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) is an inability to make optimal use of what we hear and affects 3% to 5% of the population – about one child in every classroom.

Can:Do Hearing, in conjunction with Can:Do 4Kids, are South Australia’s most experienced provider of services for children with hearing concerns. We provide a full range of children’s hearing tests and audiological services through our accredited audiology practice as well as access to a multidisciplinary team to support your child’s needs.

Hearing aids are not the only solution when it comes to hearing and communication. While modern hearing devices have sophisticated technology to improve the clarity of speech, they will never quite return your hearing to ‘normal’. Using good communication strategies and tactics will help to maximise your ability to reconnect with others.

If you hold a Centrelink pension card or a DVA Gold Card or White Card specifying hearing, you are eligible. To access this service, contact us.

Tinnitus is the term for the perception of sound in one or both ears – or in the head – in the absence of any sound from outside. It’s often referred to as ‘ringing in the ears,’ although the sound can be described as a variety of things.

Noise is a major workplace health and safety hazard that falls under WHS legislation. All workers should be protected from the risk of hearing loss. With Can:Do Hearing, you can rest easy knowing your health and safety is valued.