
Clearer communication supports easier interactions at home, socially and at work.
When hearing is supported, everyday listening often feels less stressful and less tiring.
Hearing well helps you participate fully in the moments that matter.
A hearing check provides clarity and helps you make informed decisions about your hearing health.

Schedule an appointment with an independent, HPCSA-registered hearing-care professional.
Your practitioner will assess your hearing, explain your results and discuss supportive options.
Your practitioner will outline suitable solutions — including demos or trials where available — and guide you on after-care and follow-up.
No. You can book directly with a participating hearing-care professional. No referral is required.
Most appointments take 30–60 minutes, depending on the type of test and your specific needs.
Yes! Our hearing care providers are all Doctors of Audiology. This means, they have all earned an Au.D. degree in the field of Audiology. Many hearing aid providers are not Audiologists and may have as little as a high school diploma. Learn more about our Audiologists or see reviews of our team.
No. HearFix does not charge patients.
Any fees are set by the independent, HPCSA-registered practitioners we connect you with.
You’ll receive this information when your appointment is arranged.
Many participating practices can assist with medical-aid claims, depending on your plan.
Your assigned practitioner will confirm this with you.
Yes. Many people find it helpful to bring a partner, family member or friend for support.
Your practitioner will:
Not necessarily.
A hearing test simply helps you understand your hearing.
If support is recommended, your practitioner will discuss suitable options — which may include demos or trials.
That’s completely fine.
Your practitioner will explain your results, answer your questions, and let you decide in your own time.
HearFix connects you with an independent hearing-care professional near you.
Once you request an appointment, we’ll coordinate with a practitioner in your area.
Yes. Your information is handled in line with POPIA requirements and shared only with the assigned hearing-care professional for appointment coordination.
