Independent living aged care facilities will be contacted by telephone to explain the study. If an aged care facility shows interest in the study, researchers will visit the facility to provide the facility manager with more detailed written and oral information. If the facility manager consents for their facility to participate in the study, the study will be advertised at the facility and flyers will be distributed to all the residents inviting them to an information session. Participants from the Swinburne University of Technology's CHP database will be contacted by telephone and email to explain the study and participants who express interest will be invited to attend an information session. At the information session, researchers will explain the purpose and significance of the study. At the same time, a pre-selection screening will be conducted to identify participants who are cognitively healthy, likely to benefit from hearing rehabilitation, and who will be able to participate in the cognition battery testing (reasonable sight and not colour blind). Selected participants will be sent a Participant Information and Consent Form package that includes detailed information on the study procedure, a consent form and a return pre-paid envelope. Once written consent is received, participants will be invited to complete baseline measures and to confirm their eligibility before enrolment into the study.