We offer a no appointment necessary Free 5 Minute Touch Screen Hearing Check. This will provide you with instant results. This type of high-tech screening is unique to Bay Audio, and empowers you to take control of your hearing health.
If you would like a more in depth hearing test, you can book a free, no-obligation full hearing exam that will always deliver you with the best hearing outcome to suit your personal circumstances.
At our Bay Audio Hornsby hearing clinic, we provide an array of offerings, including:
As part of our commitment to providing you with the best hearing technology solutions, we promise:
Check out our resources on our Bay Audio blog and learn more about practical guides on hearing aid use, maintenance, cleaning and more. You can also take a free hearing test online with our tool.
For personalised advice, visit our expert hearing aid specialists at the Hornsby clinic, where they’ll provide insights and answer any questions you may have.
Bay Audio is located at Shop 1072, Westfield Hornsby, 236 Pacific Highway, Hornsby.
Westfield Hornsby offers 3 hours of free parking with access from Burdett Street, Muriel Street, Albert Street, Edgeworth David Avenue, and Pacific Highway/George Street. Parking options include: Disabled Parking: Available on all levels near centre entrances. Parents with Prams Parking: Located on P4 Orange and P11 Navy levels. Seniors Parking: Available on P12 Black level (Harvey Norman side) and P5 Pink level (David Jones side) near lifts and escalators.
Buses arrive and depart from Hornsby Train Station, a short 2–3 minute walk from Westfield Hornsby.
Take the T1 North Shore Line to Hornsby Station. From there, follow the footbridge across the Pacific Highway to reach Westfield Hornsby, which is a 2–3 minute walk from the station. Visit CityRail for up-to-date train information.
The taxi rank is located near the Medical Centre and Coles on Level P8 in the Burdett Street Car Park (Green). For assistance, call 9477 5111.
What can audiologists diagnose?
Our audiologists at Hornsby can diagnose hearing loss, tinnitus, balance issues, and auditory processing disorders.
Will a hearing aid help with ringing in the ears?
Yes, hearing aids can help reduce the perception of ringing in the ears (tinnitus) by amplifying external sounds, which can mask the internal ringing.
Can audiologists prescribe medicine?
No, audiologists cannot prescribe medicine as they are not medical doctors.
