The Tinnitus Clinic recognised for ‘Outstanding Achievement’
The Tinnitus Clinic has been awarded a MedilinkWM Medical and Healthcare Business Award.
As a leading provider of exclusive evidence-based tinnitus treatments in the UK, the clinic won the ‘Outstanding Achievement Award – One to Watch’ for 2017.
New year – new exciting research
The start of a New Year is a time for optimism, enthusiasm, and anticipation.
But at The Tinnitus Clinic we’ve started 2018 more energised even than usual thanks to the publication of some exciting new research.
New year – new exciting research
The start of a New Year is a time for optimism, enthusiasm, and anticipation.
But at The Tinnitus Clinic we’ve started 2018 more energised even than usual thanks to the publication of some exciting new research.
The Tinnitus Clinic shortlisted for regional awards
The Tinnitus Clinic has been shortlisted for two awards at the MedilinkWM Medical and Healthcare business awards.
Tinnitus sufferers advised to seek support to stay in Christmas spirit
It’s ‘the most wonderful time of year’… A time of gift giving, eating lots, and celebrating with family and friends. But underneath the festive cheer can be a lot of underlying stress for many people.
Supporting Our Forces
November offers a time for Remembrance. It’s important we take time to reflect, and remember those who have died in the line of duty as well as those who continue to serve.
The Tinnitus Clinic Proudly Sponsors Toby Roland-Jones
Middlesex cricketer Toby Roland-Jones will make his England test debut tomorrow (July 27) against South Africa at The Oval. The seamer made his one-day international debut in May and will play in the third test as a replacement for Mark Wood, who has a heel injury. We’re proud to sponsor Toby, 29, who has taken […]
85,000 people in the Cotswolds affected by tinnitus
An interview with The Tinnitus Clinic’s, Kathryn Paynter, senior clinical audiologist and manager of our Cheltenham clinic, was published in May’s issue of Cotswold Life. Tinnitus affects more than 85,000 people in the Cotswolds so the publisher wanted to help its readers learn more about the condition and how to manage it. Read the full interview here: […]
Ex-Royal Marine becomes first veteran to benefit from iPod-based tinnitus treatment
A former Royal Marine injured in Afghanistan has become the first UK veteran to benefit from iPod-based treatment for debilitating tinnitus.
Green light for the Blue Light
Living in central London the sound of police and ambulance sirens are a daily occurrence.