Adrienne Blechman

HEARING SAVERS is an independent, Australian-owned family audiology clinic dedicated to providing high-quality hearing care at affordable prices. Founded in 2013 by Principal Audiologist Adrienne Blechman and her husband, the clinic was established to challenge the traditional retail model of hearing services by offering transparent, discounted hearing aid pricing and genuine value without compromising on professional care. With clinics located in Bentleigh, Malvern, Essendon and Caulfield, HEARING SAVERS provides comprehensive audiological services including hearing assessments, hearing aid fitting and maintenance, wax removal, tinnitus support, and hearing protection solutions. As an independent provider, the clinic works with all major hearing aid brands, allowing clients to access a wide range of options best suited to their hearing needs and budget. HEARING SAVERS is an accredited provider under the Australian Government Hearing Services Program, WorkSafe, TAC, NDIS, DVA, and Medicare, ensuring accessible services for pensioners, veterans, and individuals with hearing loss. Driven by a client-centred philosophy, HEARING SAVERS combines clinical excellence with ethical pricing and personal care, helping Australians hear better while saving more.

Adrienne Blechman is a highly respected audiologist with over 20 years of experience in clinical practice, business leadership, and professional advocacy. Adrienne has served as President of the Audiological Society of Australia (Victoria) and has been actively involved in mentoring emerging audiologists and promoting professional standards across the industry. She holds a Doctor of Audiology (AuD) from A.T. Still University in the United States, along with a Master of Clinical Audiology and Graduate Diploma in Audiological Science from the University of Melbourne, and a Bachelor of Speech Pathology from La Trobe University. Adrienne has been featured in professional publications such as Audiology Now and ACCORD, sharing insights on innovation, leadership and lifelong learning within audiology. Her career reflects a balance of clinical excellence, ethical practice and a deep commitment to improving hearing health outcomes for Australians.