Skip to content A hearing screen test is generally a pass or fail test. If you pass, your hearing is considered normal. If you fail, further testing would be necessary to determine the type, severity and where the hearing loss originates. The test takes about 15-30 minutes.
Simply put, a screen test tells us if there is loss. A full test tells us where and the severity of the loss.
A full diagnostic test is a complete evaluation on the health of your hearing and takes on average an hour. Our Audiologist will do an in-depth assessment that looks at the function of your outer, middle and inner ear. Some of the tests she/he will do are: bone and air conduction, pressure behind your eardrum, speech audiometry and so on.
Do you often lean toward people when they speak to you?
People may find themselves reluctant to talk on the phone because they increasingly rely on facial cues and reactions to follow a conversation.
Hearing loss often begins at the upper ranges, so people may fail to hear birds, instrumental music, and the voices of women and children.
People who live or work in areas where noise levels are consistently high are at significant risk of early and permanent hearing loss. We can create custom ear protection for all situations, allowing you to keep working without damaging your ears.
If you are always aware of a buzzing, whooshing, or ringing sound in your ears, you are likely suffering from tinnitus. Our audiologist may determine the cause of your condition and find the right treatment to restore the silence.
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