Technology makes a difference when it is tailored to you.
We select hearing aids, including AI models, and fit them to your hearing. For very small custom solutions, we use Otoscan 3D digital scanning when appropriate.
Auracast connectivity Remote support
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Five tools. One coordinated pathway.
Automatic analysis of the sound environment
Artificial intelligence
The hearing aid recognises the characteristics of the sound scene and adapts in real time.
How AI works in hearing aids
1. It listens to the environment. Microphones continuously pick up speech, noise, music and sounds from different directions.
2. It recognises the situation. The processor analyses signals and identifies features of the environment, such as a quiet conversation, a busy venue, street sounds or music.
3. It adjusts the listening settings. Within moments, it changes microphone directionality, noise reduction and amplification at different frequencies, aiming to make speech more accessible and sounds more comfortable.
4. It adapts to change. As you move between environments, settings update automatically without needing to adjust the controls each time.
Why it matters
AI can be particularly helpful in complex situations where several people speak at once or noise changes quickly. The aim is to improve speech understanding, reduce the effort of following a conversation and make listening more comfortable throughout the day.
AI systems differ, and no hearing aid can remove all noise or restore normal hearing. Technology therefore delivers its value only when selected and fitted to the person’s hearing profile, habits and real listening environments.
AudioClinique’s role
In our workflow, automatic software is a starting point. Personalised fitting, REM measurements, loudness assessment and realistic sound scenarios help us check that the algorithm’s choices are useful and comfortable for each individual.

Digital scanning · Natus
Otoscan 3D
Your ear’s shape becomes a digital model for custom solutions.
How Otoscan 3D works
The laser scanner Natus Otoscan 3D captures the shape of the outer ear and ear canal, creating a three-dimensional digital model without impression material.
After checking the scan, we send the model to the laboratory to produce custom earpieces, ear protection and hearing aids. For very small devices, we always assess ear anatomy and hearing needs.

Your listening experience
Personalised fitting
Personalised adjustments in an immersive room that recreates everyday sounds.
How immersive fitting works
Fitting takes place in our immersive room: Yamaha loudspeakers reproduce everyday soundscapes, such as conversations, crowded settings and background noise.
As you listen, we adjust your hearing aids according to your hearing profile and feedback. We also use Revoloud to assess subjective loudness, meaning how intense sounds feel to you, and refine the settings. Real-ear measurements (REM) complete the verification of amplification in your ear.
Amplification verification
Real-ear measurements (REM)
We measure the sound your hearing aid actually delivers inside your ear.
How real-ear measurements work
A thin probe tube is placed in the ear canal while you wear your hearing aid. We compare the measurements with the prescription targets for your hearing profile to refine the fitting.

Your perception of sound
Revoloud
We assess how loud sounds seem to you and incorporate your responses into the fitting.

Connectivity · Bluetooth® LE Audio
Auracast™
One source. More people listening.
Receive audio from televisions, conferences and announcements directly in compatible hearing aids, at venues equipped with Auracast broadcasting.
A single broadcast can reach many listeners without pairing each device with the source. Direct audio can make speech and announcements clearer and more accessible, even in noisy environments.
- TV
- Conferences
- Announcements
Remote support
We arrange scheduled check-ups to monitor your hearing experience and adjustment to hearing aids. During remote support sessions, we can adjust compatible devices in real time, gather your feedback and refine the fitting.
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How to access hearing aids through the ASL.
ASL funding forms part of Italy’s National Health Service (SSN) prosthetic assistance: it is not an automatic allowance or a guaranteed reimbursement for a private purchase.
Find your prosthetic assistance office in Rome and the surrounding area ↓
Who is eligible?
You must fall within the categories covered by Italy’s Essential Levels of Care (LEA) and meet the clinical requirements for the requested aid. Adults generally require a related recognised disability; specific rules apply to children and other eligible cases. Your local ASL confirms eligibility.
Assessment and prescription
Consult an SSN specialist authorised to prescribe. The assessment includes the necessary audiological records and identification of the appropriate aid.
Documents and quotation
Prepare the documents required by your district and a quotation from your chosen supplier, showing any contribution you must pay separately.
Application and authorisation
Apply to the Prosthetic Assistance Office of your local ASL using its procedures. Wait for authorisation before proceeding with SSN-funded provision.
Provision and verification
Once authorised, the device is supplied and fitted. The prescribing specialist then verifies it within the time limits set by the ASL.
Which documents should you prepare?
- Identity document and Italian health card.
- Specialist prescription and audiogram, where required.
- Disability certificate or other documentation accepted for your circumstances.
- Supplier’s quotation and district forms.
- Self-declaration of residence and any proxy authorisation.
Confirm eligibility, coverage and required documents with your ASL. Any price difference is payable by the patient and must be clearly stated in the quotation.
AudioClinique is accredited to supply hearing aids through the SSN at its Rome San Giovanni and Rome Nomentano locations.
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Find your prosthetic assistance office.
Select your ASL and district, then open the listing to call or get directions. The responsible office depends on where you live, not which AudioClinique location you choose.
Unsure of your district? Confirm it with your ASL before applying. Place names identify office locations, not every municipality they serve.
27 listings available for ASL Roma 1–5. ASL Roma 6 contact details are being checked.
ASL Roma 1
District 1 · Municipality I
Via Luigi Luzzatti 8, Roma
Casa della Comunità Esquilino, fourth floor
Official opening hours and information ↗District 2 · Municipality II
Circonvallazione Nomentana 498, Roma
Casa della Comunità Nomentano, second floor
Official opening hours and information ↗District 3 · Municipality III
District 13 · Municipality XIII
District 14 · Municipality XIV
Piazza Santa Maria della Pietà 5, Roma
Building 13, first floor
Official opening hours and information ↗District 15 · Municipality XV
Via della Stazione di Prima Porta 8, Roma
Stazione Prima Porta clinic
Official opening hours and information ↗ASL Roma 2
District 4 · Municipality IV
District 5 · Municipality V
District 6 · Municipality VI
District 7 · Municipality VII
District 8 · Municipality VIII
District 9 · Municipality IX
ASL Roma 3
District Fiumicino
District Municipality X · Ostia
Viale delle Repubbliche Marinare 118, Ostia, Roma
Prosthetic assistance
Official opening hours and information ↗District Municipality XI
Via Domenico Lupatelli 7, Roma
Current public reception office
Official opening hours and information ↗District Municipality XII
ASL Roma 4
District 1 · Civitavecchia
Viale Lazio 34/b, Civitavecchia
Prostheses, aids and medical devices
Official opening hours and information ↗District 2 · Cerveteri
Via Madre Maria Crocefissa Curcio 1-3, Cerveteri
Prostheses, aids and medical devices
Official opening hours and information ↗District 3 · Bracciano
Via Santa Lucia 22, Bracciano
Prostheses, aids and medical devices
Official opening hours and information ↗District 4 · Capena
Via Monte Travicello 2, Capena
Check the responsible office with the service
Official opening hours and information ↗District 4 · Campagnano di Roma
Piazzale Cesare Leonelli 1, Campagnano di Roma
Check the responsible office with the service
Official opening hours and information ↗ASL Roma 5
District G1 · Monterotondo
District G2 · Guidonia
Via dei Castagni 20/22, Guidonia Montecelio
Second floor, prostheses and aids office 207
Official opening hours and information ↗District G3 · Tivoli
Piazza Massimo 1, Tivoli
District office: call to confirm the prosthetic assistance reception point before visiting.
Official opening hours and information ↗Source for Tivoli prosthetic assistance contact details ↗
District G4 · Subiaco
District G5 · Palestrina — office Zagarolo
District G6 · Colleferro
ASL Roma 6
When checked on 15 September 2026, the ASL Roma 6 website was undergoing exceptional maintenance. We do not list unconfirmed addresses or telephone numbers.
Visit the official ASL Roma 6 service ↗Sources checked: 15 September 2026. Call before visiting, as opening hours, locations and access arrangements can change. This information is compiled by AudioClinique; it is not an ASL booking service and is not updated automatically.
Official sources consulted on 15 September 2026: ASL Roma 1 · ASL Roma 2 — hearing aid application procedure.
Fitting starts with you.
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