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Hearing loss does not discriminate

BloomTM hearing specialists is a proud supporter of Hearing Awareness Week from 20 – 26 August and is looking to drive awareness and discussion around hearing education and treatment.
The company is launching a new visiting site in Ocean Grove, fortnightly from Tuesday 19 September at Bellarine Allied Health Group, corner of Guthridge Street and Wallington Road, Ocean Grove.
Client Care Specialist Lydia Timpano said: “It’s important for all of us to talk about hearing loss and act if there is a concern,” she said.
BloomTM hearing specialists are running a competition to win a $10,000 dream holiday.
Simply purchase any hearing aid during the month of August for the chance to win one of 13 prizes, including the holiday.
Plus, those who bring their significant other along to the appointment will get a bonus entry into the draw.
Inquiries to the clinic or visit www.bloomhearing.com.au/dreamholiday for full terms and conditions.

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