Directions to Hearing First Milton Keynes - find clinic and contact number

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Waxfree Guarantee™: Our Milton Keynes clinic is the only local service offering the Waxfree Guarantee™ for ear wax removal, providing extra peace of mind after treatment.

We are the specialist microsuction ear wax removal clinic in Milton Keynes, delivering Microsuction Earwax Removal and Manual Instrument Earwax Removal carried out by expert Audiologists. Each clinician is selected by our founder, Jason Levy, so you can trust our team as the go-to ear wax removal experts in Milton Keynes for microsuction, audiologist care and hearing health.

Based in Milton Keynes, MK2 in Buckinghamshire, our convenient clinic serves patients from across the area including Bletchley, Water Eaton, Fenny Stratford, Newton Longville, Caldecotte, Wavendon Gate, Furzton, Old Farm Park, Bean Hill, Walton Park, Ashland, Netherfield, Knowlhill, Coffee Hall, Leadenhall, Oldbrook, Peartree Bridge, Woolstone, Monkston Park, Woughton on the Green, Brinklow, Wavendon, Downhead Park, Downs Barn, Pennyland, Neath Hill, Conniburrow, Stantonbury Fields, Tongwell, Heelands, Giffard Park, Blakelands, Oakridge Park, New Bradwell, Greenleys, Crownhill, Grange Farm, Kingsmead, Bradville, Emerson Valley, Bow Brickhill, Shenley Lodge, Tattenhoe, Westcroft, Walnut Tree, Kents Hill, Woburn Sands, Fishermead, Shenley Church End, Two Mile Ash, Stacey Bushes, Great Linford, Eaglestone, Kingston, Broughton, Willen, Stantonbury, Great Brickhill, Heath and Reach, Deanshanger, Potterspury, Little Horwood, Thornborough, Buckingham, Maids Moreton, Swanbourne, Stewkley, Winslow, Gawcott, Leighton Buzzard, Woburn, Toddington, Old Wolverton, Cosgrove, Passenham, Calverton, Lower Weald, Middle Weald, Upper Weald, Medbourne, Woodhill, Oxley Park, Olney, Newport Pagnell, Towcester, Bedford, Wellingborough, Bucks and Buckinghamshire, so whether you need microsuction, hearing advice or a hearing test we are within easy reach for many local communities.

How to find Hearing First Milton Keynes — address and contact

Hearing First Milton Keynes is based at Joint Solutions, Challenge House, Sherwood Drive, Milton Keynes, MK3 6DP. To check availability or to book call the clinic on +44 800 133 7987. The clinic is a short walk from Bletchley station and easily reached by car, with free on-site parking and clear signs to reception. Our qualified audiologists provide microsuction and manual instrument ear wax removal, impartial hearing aid advice and hearing assessments, so please consider whether you need parking, step-free access, or an under-18 appointment with a parent or guardian when you arrive. If you use satnav, enter MK3 6DP and note Sherwood Drive links with the town grid roads which can alter suggested routes at busy times.

Key contact info and a short checklist

• If travelling by train, alight at Bletchley station and follow the pedestrian route across the plaza and along Sherwood Drive for about ten minutes; the pavements are suitable for most mobility aids.
• Arrive a few minutes early with any paperwork, prescription lists or notes about previous hearing aid makes, because this speeds up assessment and helps the audiologist plan microsuction or manual instrument procedures safely.
• Phone ahead on +44 800 133 7987 to check clinician availability, confirm whether you need microsuction or a hearing test, and ask about concession rates so reception can prepare clinical notes and estimate appointment length.
• If bringing someone under 18, ensure a parent or guardian accompanies them; clinicians record a brief medical history and obtain consent for patients aged 12 to 17 in line with safeguarding and clinical governance requirements.
• By car, set your satnav to MK3 6DP and follow signs to Challenge House; free on-site parking is available, but bays can fill at busy times so allow extra time for arrival and reception registration.

Further booking information

For full details on how to book ear wax removal in Milton Keynes please see the Global Medical Networks practice listing, which explains appointment types and provider information.

Travelling by public transport to the clinic

Public transport is a sensible option for many visiting Hearing First Milton Keynes. Bletchley station runs regular services on the Marston Vale and mainline routes, and buses stop near Sherwood Drive and the high street. When planning travel, consider time of day and mobility needs and whether you require assistance from station staff. Many trains and buses advertise step-free access and space for mobility aids, but calling ahead helps avoid delays and allows the audiologist to prepare for any special requirements on arrival.

Step-by-step public transport directions

1. If arriving by train at Bletchley, exit by the main exit and follow pedestrian signage to Sherwood Drive; the level walk with dropped kerbs takes roughly ten to fifteen minutes at a steady pace, depending on luggage.
2. Plan your journey using national rail or local bus planners, checking live departures so you arrive with at least ten minutes spare to register at reception and complete a short clinical questionnaire which speeds up procedures such as microsuction.
3. Consider arranging a taxi for door-to-door transport if you have ear pain, dizziness or recent surgery; reception will advise the best drop-off point so drivers can stop as close to the entrance as possible.
4. From nearby bus stops follow Sherwood Drive toward Challenge House and watch for clinic signage; if unsure call +44 800 133 7987 and reception will give step-by-step guidance and the nearest drop-off point for limited mobility.
5. For patients using assisted travel services, inform the provider your destination is Challenge House, Joint Solutions and allow extra time for collection and return, especially during school runs or shopping peak times which can delay local buses.

How much does ear wax removal in Milton Keynes cost?

Ear wax removal at our Milton Keynes clinic starts from £34. Final price depends on whether one or both ears are treated, whether the appointment is during a peak time, and how far ahead you book; different treatment types, such as audiologist-performed microsuction versus manual instrument removal, can affect the fee.

Driving & Parking: Satnav hints and on-site parking

Driving directions to Challenge House, Sherwood Drive

If you are driving, set your satnav to MK3 6DP and follow signs for Bletchley and the grid roads. Sherwood Drive connects with the town grid; you may approach via the A5 or the H6 Standing Way depending on your direction. Factor in extra travel time during peak hours as the grid can be busier than expected. The clinic is located within Challenge House at the Joint Solutions complex; once on site follow the internal signs to visitor bays and reception. Call +44 800 133 7987 to check parking availability if you have a fixed appointment time that cannot be changed.

On-site parking and accessibility

• Pedestrian routes from the car park to reception are level and surfaced; if you use a wheeled mobility aid let us know when booking so the clinician can offer assistance and ensure safe access to the treatment room.
• Free dedicated visitor parking is provided at Challenge House; marked disabled bays close to the entrance help minimise walking distance for those needing step-free access.
• Payment is not required for visitor parking, however longer stays during events can limit availability so call reception on the day if you plan to stay nearby after your appointment.
• If you need a blue badge bay please request this at booking, we can reserve a space in urgent mobility cases though availability is limited.
• Large vehicles and taxis can use the designated drop-off area by the main door; follow directional signs and arrive slowly to avoid conflicts with other visitors.

Satnav tip: avoid misroutes

Enter the full postcode MK3 6DP and include Challenge House if prompted, as some satnavs may point to a nearby industrial estate without internal access to the business park. A quick call to reception on +44 800 133 7987 can prevent unnecessary detours.

Advice for commercial drivers

Commercial vehicles should avoid the central business park during peak clinic hours; a secondary service road exists for deliveries, but arranging a specific arrival window reduces congestion and keeps the patient drop-off zone safe.

21 Fun facts about Milton Keynes

1. The Trees Outnumber the People
   
   Milton Keynes is famously green, with millions of trees and shrubs planted across the town to create sheltered avenues and pleasant walking routes.
2. There’s a Pyramid with a Laser
   
   The Centre:MK once featured a glass pyramid that projected a green laser into the sky, a memorable landmark until it was switched off on safety grounds.
3. Probably The Best Ear Wax Removal in Milton Keynes
   
   Hearing First Milton Keynes offer expert ear wax removal on Mondays at Joint Solutions, Challenge House on Sherwood Drive, near Bletchley Park, with plentiful free onsite parking. Book your appointment now.
4. It’s Not Actually a City
   
   Despite its size and facilities, Milton Keynes remains officially a town, which surprises many residents and visitors who assume it is a city.
5. You Can Ski in a Shopping Centre
   
   Xscape offers a 170-metre indoor ski slope right next to retail and leisure, so you can shop, dine and ski all in one visit.
6. More Roundabouts Than London
   
   With over 130 roundabouts, Milton Keynes is well known for its circular junctions and distinctive road layout based on a grid system.
7. It Has a Fake Village
   
   The neighbourhood called Milton Keynes Village is a small, picturesque hamlet tucked into the modern grid, offering a quaint contrast to the surrounding new town.
8. The Trees Were Planned by Computer
   
   Early computer models influenced the landscaping in the 1970s, meaning many green corridors and tree lines were digitally plotted decades ago.
9. Concrete Cows Are a Local Icon
   
   The concrete cows created by Liz Leyh in 1978 have become beloved mascots that poke fun at critics who once feared the new town would be soulless.
10. There’s More Art Per Capita
    
    Milton Keynes boasts over 230 public artworks spread across parks and thoroughfares, creating an open-air gallery for residents and visitors.
11. The Bus Stops Look Futuristic
    
    Many of MK’s 1970s bus stops have an iconic retro-futuristic design that now forms part of the town’s architectural character.
12. It Has a Giant Chair
    
    “The MK Bench” is a striking six metre high red chair that has become an amusing and photogenic local landmark.
13. Hollywood Filmed a Zombie Movie Here
    
    Some scenes from 28 Days Later were shot in Milton Keynes using its empty business parks to create an eerie, post-apocalyptic setting.
14. The Lakes Were Man-Made
    
    The town’s lakes were engineered to manage flooding and to give Milton Keynes its signature mix of green and blue spaces.
15. You Can Get Lost in the Grid
    
    Visitors sometimes find MK’s uniform grid confusing and locals joke about a “Bermuda Rectangle” where people lose their sense of direction.
16. The Shopping Centre Has Its Own Postcode
    
    The Centre:MK is so large it was given a dedicated postcode, reflecting its scale and regional draw.
17. More Bunnies Than Pigeons
    
    Thanks to green spaces, rabbits are everywhere in MK, often seen near offices, parks and even car parks.
18. Built With Defence in Mind
    
    Local legend suggests wide boulevards and open spaces were planned to accommodate military vehicles if ever needed during the Cold War era.
19. There’s a Theatre District
    
    Milton Keynes has a dedicated entertainment quarter with theatres, restaurants and hotels, making it a hub for the performing arts.
20. People Thought It Was a Hoax
    
    When announced in the 1960s, some sceptics believed Milton Keynes was a paper town, until development proved otherwise.
21. Technically Designed for Efficiency
    
    The grid layout and planned green corridors were intended to make the town easy to navigate and to separate traffic from neighbourhoods effectively.

Walking routes from Bletchley station and nearby landmarks

The walk from Bletchley station to Hearing First Milton Keynes is clear and signposted, taking around ten to fifteen minutes at a moderate pace. Exit the station and head towards the main road, then follow Sherwood Drive eastwards, crossing the small roundabout and walking along the pavement past shops and green space. The route is level with dropped kerbs suitable for prams and wheelchairs, and passes recognisable landmarks to help you find the clinic. If you are unfamiliar with the area, allow extra time, carry any necessary medication, and phone reception for assistance on arrival. Walking is a convenient choice for local residents who prefer to avoid parking and gives time to check opening hours before your microsuction or hearing test appointment.

• If you are unsure of the route, local shopkeepers and bus drivers often know the location of Challenge House, and you can also consult the online map on our booking page for a clear guide to the short walk.
• For those who enjoy a slightly longer stroll, follow the footpath that skirts the green area near the lakes and approach Challenge House from the east; this quieter route may add five to ten minutes.
• If you use a mobility scooter the route offers dropped kerbs and ramps; please phone +44 800 133 7987 before you depart so reception can meet you at the gate and escort you to the treatment room if needed.
• Exit Bletchley station via the main doors and head right, taking the paved route across the plaza that leads toward Sherwood Drive, keeping an eye out for Challenge House signage on the left.
• Follow Sherwood Drive past the shopping parade and public car park, using the nearest pedestrian crossing to reach the business park entrance where Challenge House is signposted for visitors.

Hearing First Milton Keynes — Microsuction Ear Wax Removal Map

Arrival process and what to bring

Reception, check-in and timing expectations

On arrival at Hearing First Milton Keynes please check in at the reception desk in Challenge House and confirm the appointment type, for example microsuction ear wax removal, manual instrument removal or a hearing test. Appointments normally last between 20 and 40 minutes depending on complexity and whether both ears are treated. Clinicians will take a short medical history before any procedure to ensure safe, personalised care. Bring a list of current medications, details of any ear surgery or conditions, and any hearing aids you use so the audiologist can offer impartial hearing aid advice and an accurate assessment. Payment by card or cash is accepted and receipts for insurance can be requested at booking or on arrival.

Arrival checklist and documents

1. If you have hearing aids bring them with their charging case or spare batteries, as the audiologist may inspect or test them during an assessment and advise on compatible rechargeable or iPhone-capable models.
2. Bring photo ID and any referral letters or GP notes, because identification and accurate medical history help with clinical records and reduce the risk of complications during ear wax removal.
3. Ask for a printed aftercare leaflet and note the clinician’s name for follow-up questions, so you have clear guidance on preventing recurrent ear wax and who to contact if symptoms persist.
4. Carry a list of medications and any known allergies, as these influence the clinician’s choice between microsuction and manual instrument removal and shape aftercare advice.
5. Notify reception if you are bringing a child aged 12 to 17, as the clinician will confirm parental consent and explain the treatment steps to both the young person and the accompanying adult before beginning.

Safe, comfortable ear wax removal by a qualified audiologist nearby

Your ears and hearing deserve specialist care. While some providers delegate ear wax removal to non-clinical staff, we believe the procedure should be carried out by trained Audiologists given the complexity of ear anatomy and the need for safe, effective treatment. Related terms: ear health, microsuction.

At our clinic only qualified Audiologists perform ear wax removal, ensuring treatments are delivered by clinicians with detailed knowledge of ear physiology and anatomy. This reduces the chance of injury and ensures a personalised approach. Your hearing is too important to trust to chance, and we are dedicated to delivering the highest clinical standards and patient care.

Accessibility, special requirements and safety

Hearing First Milton Keynes operates under clinical governance with patient safety central to our practice. Our treatment rooms are accessible and set up for safe microsuction performed by registered audiologists which reduces the risk of harm compared with non-clinical removal. If you have mobility issues, visual impairment or need communication support such as British Sign Language, tell us when booking so we can arrange suitable assistance. The building has step-free access, accessible toilets and seating in the waiting area; staff are trained to support patients with dementia, complex needs or anxiety about clinical settings. We follow strict infection control and equipment decontamination protocols and use single-use consumables when appropriate to protect vulnerable patients and maintain clinical standards.

How we meet special requirements

• For anxious patients we offer quieter appointment slots and extra time; mention any concerns when booking so reception can schedule a clinician skilled in patient-centred care and explain each step to reduce stress during microsuction or manual instrument procedures.
• If you require a chaperone or advocate tell reception when booking so an additional person can be recorded in clinical notes and consent procedures, preserving privacy and safeguarding.
• If you need translation or BSL interpretation we can book a qualified interpreter ahead of your visit, ensuring informed consent and clear aftercare instructions that meet legal and clinical standards.
• For patients with mobility limitations we can reserve a parking bay near the entrance and arrange wheelchair access into the treatment room, ensuring the clinician has enough assistance to transfer safely and reduce walking within the building.
• Patients who use cochlear implants or advanced hearing aid systems should bring device documentation and wireless accessories, as independent advice about rechargeable, invisible or Bluetooth-enabled models may be useful during an assessment.

Our services

• Impartial Hearing Aid Advice: independent, manufacturer-neutral guidance on discreet, rechargeable and iPhone-compatible hearing aids tailored to your lifestyle.
• Microsuction Ear Wax Removal
• Hearing Tests: diagnostic assessments with clear explanations of results and no sales pressure.
• Manual Instrument Ear Wax Removal
• Under 18 Microsuction Ear Wax Removal: we treat 12 to 17 year olds when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Professional ear wax removal Milton Keynes Audiologists. Conveniently located just round the corner from Bletchley station in Challenge House off Sherwood Drive, with ample free on-site parking. We are the only ear wax removal clinic in Milton Keynes that offers The Hearing First Waxfree Guarantee™, so if you have a blocked ear book an appointment at our ear wax removal Milton Keynes clinic. We are the ear wax removal experts in Milton Keynes.

Book an appointment, cancellations and contacting the clinic

To book at Hearing First Milton Keynes call +44 800 133 7987 or use the online booking page to choose a convenient slot for microsuction, manual instrument removal or a hearing assessment. Please provide as much notice as possible for cancellations so we can reallocate the slot, we usually request at least 24 hours notice. If you experience ear pain, sudden hearing loss or discharge, contact the clinic straight away for urgent advice since some red flag symptoms need rapid clinical review and may change the recommended care. Our team will explain fees at booking, indicate whether your slot is peak or off-peak and advise on concession or combined family appointments when under 18s are present.

• Use the online booking link if you want to pick an exact time and see clinician availability; online confirmations include the clinic address, parking notes and a short medical questionnaire to complete before arrival.
• Call +44 800 133 7987 during reception hours to confirm services, ask about the Waxfree Guarantee and request specific appointment types such as under-18 microsuction with a parent or guardian.
• If you must cancel please call as early as possible to avoid cancellation fees and allow us to offer the slot to another patient; cancellations within 24 hours are handled case-by-case and recorded in the booking system.
• For urgent ENT symptoms contact NHS 111 or visit your GP first, then notify the clinic so clinicians can review your history before arranging a procedure like microsuction.
• Keep the clinic number saved and call if you have concerns after treatment such as persistent blockage or discomfort; the team will advise whether a follow-up is covered under the Waxfree Guarantee or if referral is needed.