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Dizzy, Ringing or Hearing Changes? It Might Not Be Your Ears.
Here’s What Usually Happens
You get dizzy spells, ringing or sudden hearing changes.
You’re told it’s “probably your inner ear.”
Months later, someone finally checks the brain side of the picture.
Hearing and balance are run by your brain as much as your ears. Some causes, like vestibular migraine, stroke or nerve conditions, belong with a neurologist.
Here’s What We Do Instead
1. We test first.
Hearing, balance and vestibular testing show whether the problem is the ear, the nerve or the brain.
2. We match you to the right neurologist.
Based on what your results actually show.
3. We map your pathway.
Public or private, based on where you live and how you’re covered.
4. We stay with you.
Vestibular rehab, tinnitus management and hearing care after your neurology visit.
What Our Patients Say
Not All Neurologists Focus on the Same Thing
We work with neurologists across Sydney with interests including:
- Dizziness, vertigo and balance disorders
- Vestibular migraine and headache
- Stroke
- Neuropathy and nerve conditions
- Neurophysiology testing
Your results decide who you see. Not the wait list.
Public or Private? We’ll Tell You Straight.
- Public hospital clinics: usually based on where you live. Wait times vary a lot between hospitals. We explain which one applies to you.
- Private neurologists: often faster. Medicare rebates and private cover can reduce the cost.
- HSP, NDIS, WorkCover, DVA: each has its own rules. We know them, so you don’t have to.
Why Patients Start With Us
- Specialist audiologists focused on the ear and brain connection
- Five Sydney clinics: Alexandria, Merrylands, Winston Hills, Campbelltown and Auburn
- Bulk-billed if you’re eligible
- Results sent to your GP with clear recommendations, so your referral goes to the right person
- No sales pressure. If you don’t need a neurologist, we’ll tell you.
Don’t Guess With Your Brain.
Start with the right test. Then see the right specialist.
