Audiologist Michelle Pasinati celebrates hearing clinic grand opening with free hearing checks!

Michelle Pasinati, principal audiologist

The bells are ringing loud and clear in Toorak with the grand opening of audiologist Michelle Pasinati’s second AudioLogic hearing clinic this Monday, 16 July. The clinic is kicking off its premier with free hearing checks and audiologist consultations for all new patients through 31 August.

“I am proud to be part of an independent clinic, where our number one focus is client relationships,” said principal audiologist and owner, Michelle Pasinati. “We offer leading hearing aid brands at competitive prices, without the pressure from hearing aid corporations that many hearing retail chain clinics experience. This allows us to always keep our patient’s best interests in mind.”

Michelle Pasinati opened her first AudioLogic clinic at 1532 Burwood Highway in Tecoma in 2010. Since then, Michelle Pasinati has become known as a successful entrepreneur and leading audiologist in the Melbourne area.

AudioLogic’s patient focused approach and attention to high quality hearing care with thorough and professional service is what sets them apart from corporately owned hearing clinics.

“Bettering the quality of someone’s life by allowing them to hear again, or improving their hearing is extremely gratifying, that’s why I’m in this business!” said Michelle Pasinati.

All AudioLogic staff members are accredited audiologists, have postgraduate qualifications in clinical audiology and full membership of the Audiological Society of Australia.

The new Toorak AudioLogic clinic is located in the Toorak Medical Centre at 100 Mathoura Road and offers latest digital hearing aids from a range of leading brands and diagnostic hearing tests for adults and children. For more information, or to schedule a hearing check or consultation contact Michelle Pasinati on 1300 754 906 or visit www.audiologic.net.au

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