Our Services
From your very first hearing test to cochlear implant mapping, speech therapy and child development support, every recommendation you receive is made personally by Dr. Venkateswar Reddy Thanniru, RCI-registered audiologist and speech-language pathologist, Reg. No. A66329.
Authorised across Phonak, Oticon, Signia, GN ReSound, Widex and Rexton — the device suggested is chosen for your ears and your budget, not for a sales target.
Calibrated equipment, government-registered assessment and honest fitting — the foundation every other service at the clinic is built on.
The first step in understanding muffled sound, difficulty following conversation in a crowd, or a TV volume that keeps climbing — carried out on calibrated equipment by a government-registered audiologist (Reg. No. A66329).
Babies cannot raise a hand when they hear a beep, so we measure the hearing pathway directly — recording how the inner ear and nerve respond while your child sleeps naturally, with no injections and no discomfort.
A ringing, hissing, buzzing or cricket-like sound with no external source. It's a symptom, not a disease, and almost always has an identifiable cause — noise exposure, wax, a middle-ear problem, hearing loss, medication or stress.
Buying a hearing aid isn't like buying a gadget off a shelf. The same device can sound excellent on one ear and useless on another — the difference is the audiologist who programs it to your audiogram and daily listening needs.
Beyond the hearing test
When hearing aids no longer give enough benefit, a cochlear implant bypasses the damaged inner ear and stimulates the hearing nerve directly. The surgery is only one part of the journey — the outcome depends heavily on candidacy assessment before, and on mapping and therapy afterwards.
Speech and language therapy helps a child who is not yet talking, a student who stammers, an adult whose voice has gone hoarse, and a stroke survivor relearning words. Each programme is built after a formal evaluation and reviewed regularly against measurable goals — so progress is tracked, not assumed.
Parents are usually the first to notice that something is different — no eye contact, no response to their name, restlessness in class, or a sudden plateau in learning. A structured developmental assessment turns that worry into a clear picture and a plan.
A hearing aid is only as good as the piece that sits in the ear. A poorly fitting mould whistles, hurts and gets abandoned in a drawer — a well-made custom mould is comfortable enough to wear all day. Custom moulds, ear plugs and accessories are made for every hearing aid brand, including devices bought elsewhere.
If hearing aids no longer give enough benefit for daily conversation, a candidacy assessment is the first step. This evaluation looks at your hearing levels and how much you're able to follow speech even with well-fitted aids, and helps decide whether a cochlear implant is the right next option.
Mapping is the process of programming the external speech processor after surgery, tuned to how your hearing nerve responds. It's done across scheduled sessions and refined at follow-up visits as your brain adapts to the new signal — this is the part of the journey that determines how well the implant actually performs.
Speech-language therapy can begin as soon as a formal evaluation identifies a delay or difficulty — whether in toddlers who are late to talk, school-going children who stammer, or adults recovering speech after illness or injury.
No. A structured developmental assessment looks at overall communication, attention and behaviour patterns — whether the concern is a speech delay, difficulty focusing in class, or a broader developmental question — and the results guide a tailored plan.
Yes. Custom ear moulds, tips and accessories are made to fit comfortably regardless of where the original hearing aid was purchased, along with cleaning, re-programming and receiver or tube replacement for every major brand.
Tell us what you or your child are experiencing — Dr. Venkateswar Reddy Thanniru will guide you to the right test or programme, not the most expensive one.