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About Miracle Hearing Clinic, Delhi

A Unit of Punjab Optical House — patient-first hearing care built on decades of trust, clinical excellence, and a genuine commitment to the Delhi families we serve.

Our Story

Hearing Care With a Human Touch


Miracle Hearing Clinic is a unit of Punjab Optical House — a leading optical and hearing-aid clinic and retail store operating in Delhi since 1947. Founded by the late Dr. O.P. Malik, Punjab Optical House earned a name across the country for its devotion, capability and invaluable service to the community.

In a natural progression, Dr. Sunil Malik — having completed his MBBS from Bangalore University — took over the firm in 1986 after the sad demise of his father. With single-minded determination he reinforced the clinic's leading position and built an exemplary reputation, later introducing Miracle Hearing Clinic.

Since its inception, the clinic has served its patrons with the utmost patience and personalised care — with clients coming from across Delhi, other parts of the country, and even from abroad. Miracle Hearing Clinic now operates two outlets in Delhi, with another in the offing.

Dr. Sunil Malik — Founder, Miracle Hearing Clinic (A Unit of Punjab Optical House), Delhi

"We don't just fit hearing aids.
We restore connections."

— Dr. Sunil Malik, Founder & Chief Audiologist

By the Numbers

A Track Record You Can Trust

Since 1947Serving Delhi
1986Led by Dr. Sunil Malik
2Clinics in Delhi
Pan-IndiaPatients & from abroad
What Guides Us

Our Core Values

Honesty First

As an independent Delhi clinic, we fit devices from all leading brands and recommend only what genuinely helps you — no pressure, no upselling, just clear advice.

Clinical Excellence

We invest in the latest diagnostic technology and ongoing training so every diagnosis is precise and every fitting is exact.

Compassionate Care

Hearing loss is personal. We create a calm, unhurried space where you feel heard — sometimes for the first time in years.

Accessibility

Our clinic is wheelchair-accessible, and we offer flexible scheduling and payment plans to make hearing care available to everyone.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need a hearing test?+
If you frequently ask people to repeat themselves, struggle to follow conversations in noisy places, keep the TV volume higher than others prefer, or have ringing in your ears (tinnitus), these are signs worth investigating. We recommend a baseline hearing test at 50, repeated every three years or sooner if symptoms arise.
Does a hearing test hurt?+
Not at all. A hearing assessment is completely painless and non-invasive. You'll sit in a quiet booth wearing headphones and simply respond when you hear tones at different pitches and volumes. The whole test typically takes 20–30 minutes.
What types of hearing aids are available?+
Modern hearing aids range from invisible-in-canal (IIC) devices to behind-the-ear (BTE) models for more significant loss. Most now feature Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeable batteries, and AI-powered noise reduction. During your consultation we help you find the best match for your hearing, lifestyle, and budget.
Will my hearing aids be covered by insurance?+
Coverage varies by provider and plan. Our front desk team can help you understand your benefits and provides itemised documentation for reimbursement claims. We also offer flexible payment options to make hearing care accessible.
How long does it take to adjust to hearing aids?+
Most patients adapt within 4–6 weeks. Your brain needs time to relearn how to process sounds it may not have heard clearly for years. We recommend a gradual wear-in programme and schedule follow-up appointments to fine-tune your devices as you adapt.
Is hearing loss linked to other health conditions?+
Yes. Research shows strong associations between untreated hearing loss and dementia, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and depression. This is why we treat hearing as part of routine health monitoring, not just when problems become severe.
Can earwax cause permanent hearing loss?+
In most cases earwax-related hearing loss is temporary and fully reversible once the blockage is professionally removed. Avoid cotton buds, which can push wax deeper. Our clinicians use safe microsuction and irrigation techniques.

Ready to Hear Life More Clearly?

Book a comprehensive hearing assessment today. It takes about 20 minutes and could change the way you experience every conversation.

Book Appointment Call +91 98100 89844