This essay provides a comprehensive analysis of the health and social inequalities experienced by individuals with hearing disabilities in the United Kingdom. It explores the challenges faced by the deaf community, including barriers to accessing healthcare services, communication difficulties with healthcare professionals, and instances of discrimination in various aspects of life, such as employment and education. The essay examines the impact of these inequalities on health outcomes, health information access, and overall quality of life. It discusses the medical and social models of deafness, highlighting the importance of adopting a social model that addresses societal barriers and promotes inclusivity. Furthermore, the essay touches upon government initiatives and policies aimed at supporting the deaf community. The essay concludes by summarizing the strengths and grievances of the deaf community and offering recommendations for future actions to address these inequalities and improve the lives of people with hearing disabilities.