The best hearing test services come to you
A hearing test doesn’t take long, but it could change everything
Specialist hearing tests to understand your unique case
Our hearing specialists use a range of straightforward tests to find out
- What’s causing hearing loss
- Which sounds you have the most difficulty hearing
- If a hearing aid can help you rediscover your hearing and reconnect with loved ones.
Pure tone audiometry
An audiologist will measure your hearing sensitivity by playing a track over earphones and asking you to react. This simple but effective process is the gold standard test for hearing loss, identifying the softest sounds you can hear.
Auditory brainstem response (ABR)
An ABR test uses electrodes to show how well your inner ear and brain pathways are working. All you need to do is sleep or rest — health care professionals will take care of everything else.
Acoustic reflex test
This useful hearing screening helps your audiologist define what type of hearing loss you’re experiencing. A small probe is used to check how your ear reacts to loud sounds. It’s painless and only takes a few minutes.
Tympanometry
Stabbing pains and fluid could be a sign of an ear infection or perforation in the middle ear. Tympanometry is a straightforward procedure designed to check middle ear health — as part of a routine hearing test.
Speech audiometry
Speech testing can be helpful for evaluating how well you distinguish sounds. This shows the audiologist if you have difficulty recognizing words and engaging in regular conversations.
Bone conduction test
Using a gentle vibration, an audiologist can tell how well your inner and outer ear are working. Typically, you only need this test if you suspect wax or fluid is causing a blockage.
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“Not only was Jeff professional and respectful, he listened to my concerns and helped me make sound decisions. There was no pressure to purchase… Jeff presented the options geared to my hearing issues. The aids I chose were approximately half the cost of other clinics and I had the luxury of curbside service.”