West Middlesex Tinnitus Support Group (Isleworth)

About the group

Those wishing to attend need to have been seen by an ENT consultant.

Where the group meets

West Middlesex University Hospital
Twickenham
Middlesex
TW7 6AF

When the group meets

The group meets every quarter, usually on a Thursday. Please get in touch for more details.

How to find out more

Contact the Audiology Department at West Middlesex Hospital at [email protected]

Additional information

Please note: due to room restrictions, the group can only accommodate 10 people at a time. Please get in touch with the Audiology Department to confirm your attendance in advance.

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