Our Horsham clinic is located in a beautiful 550 year old cottage in Bishopric. We are next door to KFC and just a short walk from the new John Lewis and Waitrose, where there is convenient parking.
Contact Us
Tel: 01403 218863
Email: admin@hearingcarecentres.co.uk
Opening Times
Our opening hours are 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday for clinic appointments.
Our Services
You can book appointments for Microsuction Wax removal, hearing tests, tinnitus assessments, impressions for customised ear protection, music in-ear-monitors, shooting plugs sleep plugs, hearing aid fittings, second opinion and audiological counselling. We are the only local hearing care centre that uses microscopes and tiny video-otoscopy cameras for all consultations.
Getting To Us
Our street address is: 20-22 Bishopric, Horsham, RH12 1QN.
South East Hearing Care Centres clinic and head office in Horsham has ample nearby parking options such as, on Street Pay & Display Parking Bays on the road outside our clinic. A major Bus Stop opposite, with routes serviced by the 68, 63, 98 and Metro Bus
John Lewis & Waitrose Pay & Display Parking less than a 5 minute walk from our Clinic.
Situated in a beautiful 550year old building, which used to be part of King & Barnes brewery, next door To KFC.
There are a few Town Centre Car Parks to choose from in Swan Walk, Piries Place & Blackhorse Way.
The first historical record of Horsham is from AD 947. The name may mean either “horse home” or “Horsa’s home” after a Saxon warrior who was granted land in the area.
The town has historically been known for horse-trading in early medieval times, iron and brick making up until the 20th century, and brewing more recently.
Alexander Parker
Audiologist
Working within audiology is special. Being able to direct my education into breaking the debilitating effects of hearing impairment is an honor and one that I never take for granted. We as audiologists are in a crucially influential position to restore quality of life and do so within rapidly developing and exciting environment.
I love my profession and strive to treat every single patient that enters my room as a member of my family. My approach to appointments is fundamentally built upon understanding the patient biopsychosocially, putting them at the forefront of a patient-centred care approach to achieve the highest successes of rehabilitation.
I fundamentally believe that people invest in people and not solely the product. The ability to empathetically engage with a patient’s personal context and do so with sincerity, efficiency and exceptional clinical abilities is the cornerstone of how I practice. I honestly feel that this approach establishes a safe, supportive and efficacious audiological environment where patients overcome their stigmas and psychological barriers in seeking audiological treatment.
Since undertaking my degree in Hearing Aid Audiology at Anglia Ruskin University with distinction in 2019, whereby I was awarded the Ede & Ravenscroft Prize 2018 and Specsavers Group Prize 2019 for best overall performance in each academic year and overall program, I have worked within private and NHS audiology as clinical lead. I have throughout this endeavored to ensure that my clinicians and I are consistently evolving and enhancing our knowledge and skillset to be able to offer our patients the highest levels of expertise and rehabilitative care.
Outside of clinic you will often find me surrounded by my guitars, planning my next adventure around the world, or looking for the best coffee shops to add to my ever-expanding list.
I very much look forward to welcoming you warmly into my clinic room.