Trademark: SCIC SYDNEY COCHLEAR IMPLANT CENTRE HEAR TOGETHER 1453281
Word
SCIC SYDNEY COCHLEAR IMPLANT CENTRE HEAR TOGETHER
Device Descrption:
SPIRAL,BROKEN
ID
1453281
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
12 October 2011
Registration Date
12 October 2011
Renewal Date
12 October 2031
Service
Marquette Intellectual Property Pty Ltd
Goods and Services:
Class 44:
Medical services; electrophysiological diagnostic services for deaf and hearing impaired people of all ages; comprehensive counselling to assist deaf and hearing impaired people and their families with treatment options and types of intervention that may be available, including cochlear implants, bone anchored hearing aids and other medical interventions; ear, nose and throat services provided by specialist surgeons; co-ordination of required medical services and consultations for deaf and hearing impaired people; surgery for cochlear implants and other implantable devices; habilitation for implant recipients including speech and language therapy and counselling; lifetime management and support services for deaf and hearing impaired people including arranging cochlear implant programming, replacement parts, loan equipment, emergency services and regular user assessments to monitor progress and ensure optimum outcomes
Medical services; electrophysiological diagnostic services for deaf and hearing impaired people of all ages; comprehensive counselling to assist deaf and hearing impaired people and their families with treatment options and types of intervention that may be available, including cochlear implants, bone anchored hearing aids and other medical interventions; ear, nose and throat services provided by specialist surgeons; co-ordination of required medical services and consultations for deaf and hearing impaired people; surgery for cochlear implants and other implantable devices; habilitation for implant recipients including speech and language therapy and counselling; lifetime management and support services for deaf and hearing impaired people including arranging cochlear implant programming, replacement parts, loan equipment, emergency services and regular user assessments to monitor progress and ensure optimum outcomes