Reneé Verson Audiologists

30/07/2026

There are plenty of misunderstandings about the use of hearing aids, but knowing the facts can make all the difference.​

Don't let myths hold you back. If you've noticed changes in your hearing, it may be time to have your hearing assessed.

22/07/2026

We’re highlighting the incredible connection between your ears and your brain this World Brain Day. ​

Hearing isn’t just about detecting sounds, it’s about your brain turning those sounds into meaning. Every conversation, every laugh, and every familiar voice relies on your brain’s ability to process the signals your ears receive.​

That’s why looking after your hearing is also an important part of supporting your overall brain health.

21/07/2026

Important Notice

We are currently experiencing municipal power outages, which may affect some of our services.

Please note that phone calls and WhatsApp messages will still be attended to, and we will assist you as best as possible during this time.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

14/07/2026

"I also wear hearing aids, just as you do. These little instruments made a big difference to my life." ​

We remember Madiba’s powerful message about the importance of hearing and inclusion. ​

He encouraged others to embrace hearing aids as tools that open doors to learning, connection, and opportunity.​

Let’s continue Mandela’s legacy by helping create a world where everyone has the opportunity to be heard.

Together with our friendly, trained front-line staff, we strive to provide you with the best customer care and solutions for your unique hearing needs

07/07/2026

Hearing aids are powerful tools that improve your ability to hear and communicate.

But they are exactly that: hearing aids.

Your brain also needs time to adjust to new sounds, and consistent use is key to getting the best results.

With the right support and realistic expectations, hearing aids can significantly improve quality of life.

Together with our friendly, trained front-line staff, we strive to provide you with the best customer care and solutions for your unique hearing needs

24/06/2026

Heading to a concert or festival? 🎶🐾

Live music is one of the best parts of the festival experience, but prolonged exposure to loud sound can have lasting effects on your hearing. If you notice ringing in your ears, muffled hearing, or sensitivity to sound after the event, your ears may need time to recover.

Should you be needing a hearing assessment, contact us today.

23/06/2026

Cornelia Botha was privileged to attend the 5th South African Vestibular Assessment and Rehabilitation Therapy (VART) Course held in Newlands, Cape Town.

Over the 5-day course, Cornelia expanded her knowledge and skills in vestibular assessment and rehabilitation; gaining valuable insight into vestibular anatomy and function, clinical assessments, differential diagnosis, rehabilitation techniques and developing effective patient management plans.

We are committed to staying at the forefront of healthcare advancements to ensure our patients receive the best possible care.

18/06/2026

We understand that hearing assessments and sound sensitivity experiences differ for every person.

We strive to create a calm, respectful environment and adapt our approach to meet individual needs.

Celebrating neurodiversity and the many ways people experience the world.

Together with our friendly, trained front-line staff, we strive to provide you with the best customer care and solutions for your unique hearing needs

10/06/2026

Many occupations traditionally performed by men involve frequent exposure to loud noise, placing them at greater risk for hearing loss.

If you’ve noticed ringing in your ears, difficulty following conversations, or needing to increase the volume, it may be time for a hearing check.

Early detection can make a significant difference.

05/06/2026

As people living with HIV enjoy longer, healthier lives, maintaining overall wellness becomes increasingly important.

Hearing and balance are often overlooked, but they play a vital role in staying connected, independent, and confident.
A routine hearing assessment can help detect changes early.