Comprehensive hearing and speech solutions that empower people of all ages to communicate with confidence.
Communication is fundamental to everyday life, yet hearing and speech disorders can significantly affect an individual’s confidence, education and overall quality of life. From hearing impairment and delayed speech to stammering and voice disorders, timely diagnosis and expert intervention can make a remarkable difference. With nearly three decades of experience, Times Health Care has emerged as a trusted name in hearing and speech care, offering comprehensive solutions backed by advanced technology and compassionate care.
Comprehensive Care Under One Roof
Dr. Aarti, a well-known face in the hearing industry, established Times Health Care in 1996 with its first clinic in Chandigarh. Today, Times Health Care serves patients across the Tricity, Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, having helped over two lakh people through a network of 25 clinics. The organisation offers the latest digital hearing aids from leading global brands, supported by experienced audiologists, programmers and speech therapists committed to delivering personalised treatment and long-term patient care.
Its advanced audiological testing facilities include Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA), Impedance Audiometry, Otoacoustic Emission (OAE)—a hearing screening test for newborn babies—Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry (BERA) and Auditory Steady-State Response (ASSR), enabling accurate diagnosis across all age groups.
The centre also specialises in speech therapy, helping children and adults overcome communication difficulties through structured, evidence-based interventions. Therapy is available for individuals with delayed speech and language development, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, aphasia, voice disorders, stammering and stuttering.
Speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological disorders, are another area of expertise. While pronunciation mistakes are common during early childhood, persistent speech errors beyond the expected developmental age may require professional intervention. Since most children should produce all English speech sounds correctly by the age of eight, early assessment and therapy play a crucial role in improving communication skills.
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