Kent and Canterbury Hospital

Here are the latest details we have for the tinnitus service at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

Kent & Canterbury Hospital

Ethelbert Road

Canterbury CT1 3NG

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

ENT

What is the average waiting time for a patient's first appointment (in weeks):

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

Yes

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

Audiology

What is the average waiting time for this appointment (in weeks):

Which staff members are involved in your tinnitus service?

What equipment is available for tinnitus patients in your department?

The following are offered to tinnitus patients:

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We’re still providing tinnitus support

Throughout the lockdown the Tinnitus Support Team have been, and continue to be, here to help anyone who is struggling with tinnitus. Find out more about the team, and how we’re continuing to support you whilst coping with working from home!
In loving memory of Kenneth Edward Musson

Val, Chloe and Sophie would like to invite you to make a donation to the British Tinnitus Association in loving memory of Ken. All money raised will fund the charity's research into a cure for tinnitus.
Progress towards increasing funding for tinnitus research

Despite challenging times, we’ve been working with Sir John Hayes MP - who has tinnitus - to keep increased investment in tinnitus research on the political agenda.
Our recent research journey

We’ve been working hard over the last few years to make sure that we can evidence how urgent finding a cure and better ways to manage tinnitus is, and to make sure that we’re in the best position to be able to do this.