9 Best Hearing Aid Centres in Singapore (2026)
Compare established hearing aid centres in Singapore offering diagnostic hearing tests, hearing aid fitting, tinnitus care and aftercare, verified on each website.
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AI image by LocalRankThis guide lists nine established, currently-operating hearing aid centres in Singapore, ranging from single clinics to island-wide chains, each checked against its own website. It covers the services they publish, including diagnostic hearing tests, hearing aid fitting and aftercare, and the brands they say they fit. Use it to shortlist a centre by location and services, then book a consultation to compare in person; it is a directory to compare, not a ranking.
1. The Hearing Solution Group
The Hearing Solution Group runs a network of hearing centres across Singapore, with outlets in areas including Orchard (Lucky Plaza), Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Clementi and Chinatown. The group says its team of audiologists and hearing-care consultants carries out diagnostic hearing assessments and hearing aid fitting, and it markets particularly to elderly clients who want a branch close to home. It presents itself as a one-stop provider covering testing, device selection and ongoing aftercare across its outlets.
2. Hearing Partners
Hearing Partners is one of the larger hearing-care networks in Singapore, with clinics in areas such as Novena, Clementi, Tampines, Ang Mo Kio and Yishun, plus several Orchard and hospital locations. The company says it is part of the global Audika group and offers adult, paediatric and newborn hearing tests, tinnitus evaluation, BPPV assessment, remote care and industrial screening. It fits Oticon hearing aids across a range of models and provides ongoing aftercare and servicing at its branches.
3. The Listening Lab
The Listening Lab operates several clinics in Singapore, including Bishan, Suntec, Lucky Plaza, Marine Parade, Simei and West Mall, alongside a home-visit service. It offers hearing tests, hearing aid fitting, tinnitus relief, cochlear-implant support and listening rehabilitation, and states it provides a lifetime aftercare programme with remote care. The centre says it fits several brands it lists, including Widex, Bernafon, Signia, Oticon and Phonak, and offers a complimentary hearing test with unhurried consultations at its clinics.
4. hearLIFE
hearLIFE is a hearing care and implant centre at Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road, part of a wider hearLIFE group operating across the Asia-Pacific. It offers audiology assessments and diagnostic hearing tests, hearing aid fitting and cochlear implants, and states it is a joint partner with MED-EL for implant devices. The centre says it runs one of the larger sound-proof rooms in Singapore for diagnosis, and describes itself as a recognised hearing aid and implant provider partnered with various hospitals here.
5. Clariti Hearing Care
Clariti Hearing Care is an independent hearing aid dispenser at The Centrepoint on Orchard Road. It offers professional hearing assessments with results explained on the spot, video otoscopy to check the ear canal and eardrum, and hearing aid fitting tailored to the wearer's lifestyle. The centre says it holds preferred-partner status with the three brands it fits, Phonak, Signia/Siemens and ReSound, and that its founder is president of the Hearing Professionals Association (Singapore). It handles device selection, fitting and follow-up care.
6. D&S Audiology
D&S Audiology is an independent clinic at Woods Square beside Woodlands MRT in the north. It provides adult and paediatric hearing tests, hearing aid fitting, repairs and servicing, cochlear-implant mapping, tinnitus management, custom ear protection and ear-wax removal, and offers house-call visits. The clinic says it is an authorised dealer and service centre for five brands, Signia, Phonak, Oticon, ReSound and Starkey, and that it is MOM-accredited for industrial and workplace hearing screening. It also carries out balance and dizziness testing.
7. The Hearing Centre
The Hearing Centre runs five branches in Singapore, at Orchard (Lucky Plaza), Ang Mo Kio, Raffles Hospital, Jurong East (IMM) and Tampines. It states its team includes MOH-approved hearing therapists and audiologists, and its services cover hearing tests such as pure-tone audiometry, ABR/ASSR and tympanometry, real-ear measurement, hearing aid fitting and repairs, cochlear implants, bone-conduction implants (BAHA/BCHA) and tinnitus treatment. The group presents itself as covering diagnostic testing through to device fitting and follow-up across its outlets.
8. Amazing Hearing
Amazing Hearing is an independent hearing-healthcare company that says it was founded in 2013, with centres at Novena Specialist Centre, NEX in Serangoon, Bedok, Jurong East, Chinatown Point and Paya Lebar Quarter. It states that its soundproof-booth hearing tests, hearing aid evaluation and fitting, fine-tuning, take-home trials, ear-wax removal, cochlear-implant mapping and home or hospital visits are handled by its team. The centre fits brands it lists, including ReSound, Phonak, Oticon and Beltone, in styles from behind-the-ear to in-the-canal.
9. 20dB Hearing
20dB Hearing operates a network of centres across Singapore, in areas such as Novena, Orchard, Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Clementi, Jurong East, Katong, Kovan, Chinatown and Simei, and also runs outlets in Malaysia. Its Singapore services include adult and paediatric hearing assessments, an online hearing screen, hearing aid selection and fitting, cochlear-implant consultation, hearing-protection devices and a home-visit service. The provider says its centres are staffed by audiologists and fits the brands it lists, Phonak and Unitron.
How to choose
- Ask who will actually see you. Some centres are staffed by qualified audiologists or MOH-recognised hearing therapists, while others are run by hearing aid dispensers; for complex loss, children or a suspected medical cause, a fuller diagnostic assessment matters.
- Check which brands a centre fits. Independent centres usually carry several manufacturers, such as Phonak, Oticon, Signia, ReSound, Widex or Starkey, while some clinics fit a single brand, which narrows the range of options you will be shown.
- Ask about a take-home trial and the return terms before you commit. Hearing aids are a significant purchase, and a genuine trial lets you judge real-world benefit in your own environments rather than only in the clinic.
- Confirm what aftercare is included, such as follow-up tuning, cleaning, repairs and servicing, and whether it is bundled or charged separately, since hearing aids need ongoing adjustment and maintenance for years.
- Weigh location and branch spread, especially if the wearer is elderly. A chain with an outlet near home, or a clinic offering house calls, makes routine reviews and servicing far easier than a single distant location.
- Expect more than one visit. Good fitting is iterative, with the audiologist fine-tuning the settings over several sessions, ideally using real-ear measurement to verify the aid delivers the amplification prescribed for your hearing loss.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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