A Harrogate hearing clinic is set to expand its specialist services after a move to new premises enabled the business to offer a wider range of health treatments.
The Yorkshire Hearing Clinic has this week completed its switch to a new suite of rooms at Windsor House, with plans already in place to deliver expert chiropody, podiatry and physiotherapy treatments.
With 1,500 clients on their books, the husband-and-wife team of Andy and Rebecca Armitage provide ear wax removal and hearing test/hearing aid support across North Yorkshire.
Their new offices at the Cornwall Road office hub will see the business expand from a single room, to one with three clinics and a waiting room, with fellow Windsor House tenants and interior experts RU Creative carrying out the refurbishment works.
Clinical Director, Andy Armitage, said:
“We are really excited to be moving to the new offices and cannot wait to welcome our patients to what is a much more comfortable and suitable space for them to visit.
“By expanding from the one clinic to having three available rooms, we will now be looking to introduce a wider range of treatments, such as podiatry and chiropody, so that we are more of a health clinic rather than simply a hearing clinic.
“My passion is to help people with their hearing issues, but if we can also support them with further health professionals joining us, then I believe there are significant benefits of having us all under the same roof.”
Windsor House, situated on Cornwall Road across from the wonderful Valley Gardens, was built as a hotel in the early 1900s and has been transformed into a thriving business hub offering 75,000 sq ft of office space for more than 100 tenants.
As well as on-site car parking and reception services, it also boasts the Palm Court meeting area, The Pantry café, showering and bike storage facilities and a host of meeting room options.
Windsor House Property Manager, Karen Winspear, said:
“We are delighted to have been able to help Andy in his search for a bigger and more suitable office space.
"The Yorkshire Hearing Clinic have been a tenant here for many years and it is very exciting to witness Andy’s business expansion plans.”
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