Audiogram with Tympanometry (Adult)
£100
(30 min)
Audiogram with Tympanometry (Child 5yrs+)
£199
(40 min)
Hearing concerns can affect communication, concentration, learning and overall quality of life. At Midland Health, our private Audiology Clinic in Birmingham provides expert assessment, diagnosis and management of hearing and ear-related conditions in a calm, professional and supportive environment.
Led by Abeer Obed, an experienced Audiologist, our clinic offers comprehensive adult and paediatric audiology services, including diagnostic audiograms and specialist tinnitus therapy. Our focus is on clear explanations, personalised care and timely reassurance for patients of all ages.
Conditions We Can Help With
Our Audiology Clinic provides expert evaluation and guidance for a broad range of hearing and ear-related conditions affecting both adults and children. Whether symptoms are subtle, progressive, or causing daily disruption, a comprehensive audiological assessment can help clarify the cause and inform next steps.
Hearing loss may develop gradually or suddenly and can affect one or both ears. We assess and diagnose all types of hearing loss, including:
- Conductive hearing loss
- Sensorineural hearing loss
- Mixed hearing loss
- Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis)
- Noise-induced hearing loss
Following your hearing test, results are explained clearly, and a personalised plan is discussed, including monitoring, referral or treatment options where appropriate.
Tinnitus is the perception of sounds like ringing, buzzing, hissing, or humming in the ears, and its severity can vary significantly among individuals. At our clinic, we offer specialised tinnitus therapy rooted in cognitive behavioural therapy. Our approach emphasises understanding personal triggers, alleviating distress, and enhancing daily coping strategies to improve your quality of life.
We assess a range of symptoms that may affect hearing and auditory processing, including:
- Reduced or muffled hearing
- Ear fullness or pressure
- Sound sensitivity (hyperacusis)
- Difficulty hearing in noisy environments
- Hearing problems affecting work, education or social interaction
Paediatric Audiology Services
Our paediatric audiology services are designed to support children at every stage of development, from early childhood through adolescence. Hearing difficulties in children can influence speech, learning, behaviour and confidence, making timely assessment particularly important.
Paediatric hearing assessments are carried out in a calm, reassuring and child-friendly environment, using age-appropriate testing methods. Each assessment is tailored to the child’s developmental level to ensure accurate and reliable results.
We work closely with parents and carers, taking time to explain findings clearly and answer questions. Where concerns are identified, we provide guidance on next steps, including monitoring, further investigation or referral to other specialists if required.
What to Expect at Your Audiology Appointment
Your appointment is designed to be thorough and focused on your individual concerns.
You will meet with Abeer Obed, who will start by having an in-depth discussion about your symptoms, medical history, and any hearing-related concerns you may have. This will be followed by a series of appropriate hearing tests and any other relevant evaluations.
Results are discussed during your visit, with clear explanations and time to ask questions. Where further management or therapy is recommended, a clear plan is outlined so you know exactly what to expect next.
Meet Our Audiology Specialist
Abeer Obed, Audiologist
Abeer Obed is a highly qualified and patient-focused Audiologist, having graduated with First-Class Honours from Aston University and completed her clinical training at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. She has extensive experience across NHS and private practice, working with both adult and paediatric patients.
Miss Obed specialises in comprehensive hearing assessments, hearing aid fittings, wax removal, ENT hearing tests, and tinnitus management. With a deep passion for tinnitus management, particularly through evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, she is dedicated to providing personalised and compassionate care. Her approach aims to significantly enhance the quality of life and promote long-term well-being for her patients.
When Should I Book a Hearing Test or Audiology Assessment?
You may benefit from an audiology appointment if you or your child experience:
- Difficulty hearing conversations or the television clearly
- Frequently asking others to repeat themselves
- Experiencing ringing or buzzing sounds in the ears
- Hearing difficulties affecting school performance or work
- Concerns regarding a child’s speech, listening skills or attention span
- Persistent ear-related symptoms without a clear cause
If you are unsure whether a hearing assessment is appropriate, our team is happy to advise.
Pricing
Tinnitus Therapy Assessment
£150
(30 min)
Tinnitus Therapy
£100
(60 min)
Why Choose Our Private Audiology Clinic in Birmingham
- Audiologist-led care with experienced clinical expertise
- Adult and paediatric hearing services in one clinic
- Clear explanations of results and next steps
- Personalised assessments tailored to individual needs
- Calm, professional environment for adults and children
- Central Birmingham location, accessible from across the West Midlands
How to Find Us
Our Audiology Clinic is located at Midland Health on Francis Road in Edgbaston, offering a modern, comfortable setting with convenient transport links. More details on how to get to our clinic can be found here.
FAQ
Do I need a GP referral to book a private audiology appointment in Birmingham?
No GP referral is required. You can self-refer directly to our Private Audiology Clinic in Birmingham. We are also happy to accept referrals from NHS or private GPs.
What is included in a private audiogram?
A private audiogram includes a detailed discussion of your symptoms, a full hearing assessment using diagnostic audiometry, and a clear explanation of your results. Where appropriate, we will discuss further investigations, monitoring or treatment options.
Do you offer hearing tests for children?
Yes. We provide paediatric audiology assessments, including paediatric audiograms, in a calm and child-friendly environment. Tests are adapted to suit your child’s age and developmental stage, with clear explanations provided to parents and carers.
What is tinnitus therapy?
Tinnitus therapy focuses on understanding the causes and triggers of tinnitus and providing practical strategies to reduce its impact on daily life. This may include education, sound therapy techniques and personalised management advice.
How long does an audiology appointment take?
Most audiology appointments last between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the type of assessment required. We allow sufficient time to ensure assessments are thorough and fully explained.
Can hearing loss be temporary?
Some types of hearing loss can be temporary, for example when caused by earwax, infection or fluid in the middle ear. Our audiology assessments help identify the cause of hearing loss and guide appropriate management.
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Medically Verified
This content has been medically reviewed and verified by Dr Rupa Parmar.
Medical note: This page provides general information and is not a substitute for urgent medical care. If you have severe symptoms, seek urgent help.
Last updated: Aug 2026
