Difficulty in conversations
You struggle to follow conversations, especially in noisy environments.
Our hearing tests
A comprehensive hearing assessment is crucial before selecting hearing aids. It ensures accurate diagnosis and personalized solutions to effectively address hearing loss and improve overall hearing health.
When to take a hearing test
If you notice any of these signs of hearing loss, it’s time to schedule a hearing test with our audiologists.
You struggle to follow conversations, especially in noisy environments.
You frequently ask others to repeat themselves during conversations.
You find yourself turning up the volume on TVs, phones, or other devices.
The foundational hearing test
Pure-Tone Audiometry (PTA) is a fundamental hearing test that measures your ability to hear various tones across a range of frequencies. By presenting pure tones through headphones, this test helps identify the faintest sounds you can detect, allowing us to determine the degree and type of hearing loss you may have.
Real-world speech comprehension
The Speech Audiometry Test (SAT) evaluates your ability to understand and process speech. This test involves listening to and repeating words at different volume levels, helping us assess your speech recognition capabilities. The SAT provides valuable insights into how well you can comprehend spoken language in various listening environments.
Our process
We assess the condition of your ear canals and eardrums.
Wear headphones in a soundproof booth. The test is painless and non-invasive.
Detailed report from our audiologists within the same session.
Treatment recommendations, hearing aids, or other assistive devices.

How to prepare
Before your hearing test, completing these steps helps our audiologists understand any factors that may affect your hearing.
Provide your comprehensive medical history to identify any factors affecting your hearing.
Include any supplements you are taking - some medications can affect hearing.
Consider bringing a relative or friend for support and to help understand recommendations.
Don't worry - we'll guide you through it.
Audiologists review results with you and explore potential causes.
Recommendations may include hearing aids or other assistive devices.
Plus follow-up appointments scheduled as needed.
Before your hearing test, complete a comprehensive medical history and bring a list of any medications and supplements you’re taking. Additionally, consider bringing a family member or an adult friend for support and to help you understand the test results and recommendations.
You should take a hearing test if you notice any signs of hearing loss, such as difficulty understanding conversations, frequently asking others to repeat themselves, or needing to turn up the volume on electronic devices. However, even without a history of ear issues, individuals over 18 years should have their hearing screened at least once every 10 years. The frequency ideally increases to every three years after age 50.
If your hearing test indicates hearing loss, our audiologists will discuss the test results with you in detail and explore potential causes. We will then recommend the best treatment options, which may include hearing aids or other assistive devices. We’ll also provide a personalized plan for managing your hearing health and schedule follow-up appointments as needed.
You will receive your hearing test report within the same consultation session. Our audiologists will review the results with you, answer any questions, and discuss the next steps if hearing loss is detected. This ensures you have a clear understanding of your hearing health and can make informed decisions about your treatment options.
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