This Deaf Awareness Week, India’s most trusted hearing care chain reaffirms its 50-year commitment to making hearing health accessible for all
September 2026 – As the world observes International Week of Deaf People (21–27 September 2026), Anand Hearing Care Pvt Ltd, one of India’s oldest and most established hearing care chains, through its flagship retail brand ‘Centre for Hearing® marks a fitting milestone of its own – more than five decades of helping families hear better and live fuller lives. Started way back in 1973, Anand Hearing Care today serves over 3,00,000 satisfied customers through its growing network of clinics, and continues to be a name people trust when it comes to their hearing health. Through its ‘Centre for Hearing®-branded audiology centres it is today actively helping people through dispensing advanced hearing aids, cochlear implants, tinnitus treatment, speech therapy and audiology diagnostics. Their centres are one of the few where you might find detailed diagnostic facilities through latest international equipment for diagnosing all kinds of hearing disorders down to the root cause. They are also today one of the only centres offering REM-based fitting of hearing aids in North India.
Deaf Awareness Week exists to spotlight the barriers faced by the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community and to push for greater accessibility, understanding, and inclusion. It’s a cause close to what Centre For Hearing® and Anand Hearing Care have stood for since day one: ensuring that hearing loss, wherever it exists, doesn’t have to mean isolation. This week, the chain of hearing centres is using the occasion to renew its outreach – encouraging early hearing screenings, raising awareness about the signs of hearing loss at every age, and reminding families that support and solutions exist close to home.
Centre for Hearing® has today grown into a name recognised across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Dwarka, Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Patiala and several other cities. At Centre For Hearing®, every clinic is run by trained and experienced audiologists and is equipped with modern diagnostic tools to make sure patients get the right advice and the right hearing aid for their specific needs.
Centre For Hearing® recommends what is genuinely right for the patient, not what is easiest to sell – a philosophy that dovetails naturally with the spirit of Deaf Awareness Week: putting the patient, not the product, first.
Over the years, Centre For Hearing® has earned the trust of many well-known names, including Padma Shree awardee and 1983 Cricket World Cup winner Syed Kirmani, who is also associated with the brand as its ambassador in Chandigarh. Senior lawyers, army veterans, former parliamentarians and thousands of everyday families across the country have shared how Centre For Hearing® changed the way they hear, and in many cases, the way they live.
The chain of centres maintains a 98% satisfaction rate, and a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Google, numbers that reflect the care and professionalism the team brings to every consultation. Patients often mention that the team at Centre For Hearing® never rush them, and take the time needed to get every fitting right.
Speaking on the significance of the week, Mr. Anup Anand, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Centre for Hearing®, said:
“Deaf Awareness Week is a reminder of why we started this journey in the first place. When Mr TS Anand started in the hearing industry, the idea was simple – treat every patient like family and never compromise on honesty. Fifty years later, that is still what guides us at Centre For Hearing®. Hearing loss can be a lonely experience, and our job is to make sure no one has to go through it alone- this week and every week. Every new clinic we open, every family we help, is a continuation of that same promise.”
Punam Kumari, Head Audiologist, at Centre For Hearing®, added:
“What people don’t always realise is how gradual hearing loss can be — families often adjust around it for years before anyone names it. That’s exactly what Deaf Awareness Week is meant to interrupt. A simple screening, done early, can change the entire trajectory of someone’s hearing health. We see it every week: patients who’ve spent months feeling disconnected from conversations at home, and within one proper fitting, they’re back in the room again, literally. That moment is why this work never feels routine to us.”
Till today Mr TS Anand deals with individuals suffering from hearing difficulties with the same passion as always. He is personally available by appointment at Chandigarh in Sector-20 and by special appointment even in the other cities.
In observance of Deaf Awareness Week, Centre For Hearing® is encouraging families to book a hearing check-up at their nearest clinic, and continues to make care more accessible through zero-cost EMI, buy-back schemes on old hearing aids, and lifetime aftercare support for every customer. Looking ahead, the brand plans to deepen its presence in existing cities while exploring new markets, carrying forward its founding promise of honest, patient-first care.
For more information, visit: https://www.centreforhearing.org \ https://www.anandhearingcare.com
