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Australia’s largest cochlear implant program
Australia’s largest cochlear implant program
We deliver Australia’s most comprehensive cochlear implant program, giving you access to leading surgeons, an expert team of health professionals, and the latest technologies, with no out-of-pocket expenses.
Sam is building himself a bright future.
Bronwyn has been instrumental in helping to shape who our son is today, and we are forever grateful to her for that.
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News and stories
Donate today and DOUBLE your impact
- Vision
- Hearing
Today is NextSense Giving Day, which means every donation received today will be matched. Today your gift will have double the impact.
Student clinical placements a winning formula
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- Hearing
Student placements at NextSense offer speech pathology students the opportunity to gain real-world experience working with children with sensory disabilities.
Researchers call for big data to drive healthy ageing in cochlear implant recipients
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New information published by researchers highlights the need for ‘big data’ to further investigate the health and social outcomes for adult cochlear implant recipients.
Sue’s return to the world of sound
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When Sue heard the sound of rain on her roof for the first time in many years, she knew her decision to get a cochlear implant had been the right one.
Vale Sir Michael Parkinson, NextSense Ambassador
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- Hearing
We pay tribute to legendary broadcaster, journalist, and author Sir Michael Parkinson, who has passed away, aged 88.
Sofia’s key worker with her all the way as she learns to hear with cochlear implants
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‘Sofia’s speech and language are remarkable, and a testament to her therapists at NextSense, because they put you on the right path, and if you put in the work, you’ll see the results'— mum, Michelle.
Media release: Post-flood boost to hearing services in Northern Rivers region
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The NextSense Alstonville centre was officially opened today (Friday), replacing the not-for-profit organisation’s Lismore centre, which was destroyed in the 2022 floods.
Spreading the word: how Australia’s experience can influence newborn hearing health in the Asia Pacific
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This opinion piece by Professor Greg Leigh and Professor Catherine McMahon discusses how Australia's experience can influence newborn hearing health in the Asia Pacific region.
Media release: New centre for innovation will drive research and industry partnerships in hearing and vision loss
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- Hearing
The NextSense centre for innovation soon to open its doors on the Macquarie University campus will drive innovation to improve the lives of people with hearing and vision loss and boost partnerships.
Lindy’s journey back to music after hearing loss has been life changing
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When we saw this recent video of our client Lindy performing on the handbells, we were amazed by the progress she has made with her music after adjusting to two cochlear implants.
A leading centre of research and education in sensory disability
