Amersham Hospital

Here are the latest details we have for the tinnitus service at Amersham Hospital in Buckinghamshire.

To be seen at this hospital, you need to be referred by your GP.

To access the tinnitus service does a patient need to have had an appointment at ENT?

YES

In which department would a tinnitus patient's first appointment/referral be?

ENT / Audiovestibular medicine or Audiology

What is the average waiting time for this appointment in weeks?

N/A

After the first appointment, if necessary, where would a tinnitus patient be referred on to?

Hearing Therapy

What is the average waiting time for this appointment in weeks?

Which staff members are involved in the tinnitus service?

Audiologist/Hearing Therapist

Please indicate what equipment is available for tinnitus patients in the department?

Device	Keep, loan, demo	Any other details
Ear level white noise generators	Loan
Table top sound therapy devices	Demo
Pillow speakers	Demo
CDs	Demo

Do you offer any of the following to tinnitus patients?

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy	Yes
Relaxation exercises	Yes
Stress management	Yes
Other	Sleep Hygiene

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