Comprehensive Hearing Assessments
Your hearing loss will, very often, be more obvious to those around you than it will be to you. This makes regular hearing tests crucial for identifying any hearing impairment you may be suffering from, as well as maintaining your ongoing hearing health.
Your life can be affected in many ways, if your hearing isn’t as good as it used to be. You may feel frustrated in noisy environments, unable to take part in the conversations around you. Or you may find yourself complaining that the TV is too quiet nowadays. Good hearing is more than just about the sounds around you, it contributes significantly to your overall wellbeing every day.
We offer thorough hearing assessments to accurately diagnose your hearing loss and provide personalized treatment plan.
What to Expect During Your Hearing Test
Your hearing assessment will be non-invasive and pain-free, and will typically take about 30 minutes.
During the assessment, we will:
Perform audiometric tests, including speech-in-noise testing, to evaluate your hearing levels and identify the type of hearing loss
Use advanced diagnostic tools to examine your ear canal and eardrum health
Discuss the results with you in detail and recommend appropriate hearing solutions tailored to your needs
Why Scheduling a Hearing Assessment May Be the Best Decision You Ever Make
A comprehensive hearing assessment is vital to understanding the extent of your hearing loss and developing an effective treatment plan.
This is especially true if you have been living with hearing loss for some time, maybe even for years.
Whatever your circumstances, our expert team will provide you with the best possible care, tailored specifically to your own needs.
FAQs
About Comprehensive Hearing Assessments
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How long does a hearing test typically take?
A comprehensive hearing assessment usually takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on your individual circumstances. During the assessment, our expert will conduct a series of evaluations to thoroughly understand your hearing capabilities. This includes an initial consultation, a physical examination of your ears, a selection of hearing tests to establish both a baseline for your current hearing health and to help provide a personalized plan just for you.
After the test is complete, you will receive a detailed review of your results. Each step is done carefully and accurately to provide the best possible insight into your hearing health.
Will a hearing test be uncomfortable or painful?
Your hearing tests will be non-invasive and pain-free.
Your test will take place with you sitting in a comfortable soundproof booth, responding to a range different sounds and tones. The tests are specifically intended to be as stress-free as possible, and our friendly team of hearing experts will guide you every step of the way. Any questions you have can be answered along the way, along with addressing any concerns you may have.
Do I need a referral from a doctor to schedule a hearing test?
No referral is needed for you to have a hearing assessment; you can schedule directly with us.
You can directly contact us to set up an appointment at your convenience. We aim to make the booking process as straightforward and easy for you as possible, allowing your journey to proceed without any unnecessary delays, allowing your hearing health to get back to its best as soon as possible.
How often should I have my hearing tested?
It is recommended to have your hearing tested annually, especially if you are over 50 or have noticed changes in your hearing. Even if your initial assessment shows your hearing to be excellent, a baseline is established so it is easier to identify any possible deterioration in the future.
If you have a family history of hearing loss, work in a noisy environment, or experience symptoms like ringing in your ears, it is even more crucial to monitor your hearing health regularly. By doing so, any problems can be addressed quickly and effectively, before they become more difficult to treat.
Are hearing tests covered by insurance?
Many insurance plans cover hearing assessments, but you should check your policy carefully.
Our insurance experts can help you determine whether or not your plan does cover your assessment, and guide you through the entire process. Insurance is a complex subject, and can be difficult to navigate, so we are happy to help ensure you receive the benefits you are entitled to. We do recommend contacting your insurance provider before your appointment, to confirm your specific coverage details, but our team is here to help if you have any questions.
Scheduling Your Hearing Test
Without the right treatment, personalized to your situation, your daily life can be severely affected. You may struggle to hear the TV as well as you used to, or maybe noisy environments make it difficult for you to take part in the conversations around you.
If you are experiencing any hearing difficulties or simply want to check your hearing health, schedule a comprehensive hearing assessment with us today. Simply fill out the form, and one of our team will be in touch as soon as possible.
Don’t want to wait? Call us at: (432) 689-2220