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Hearing Testing With Hearing Associates

Hearing loss is an individualized condition that ranges from minor to severe cases. The reality of hearing issues is that even the most baseline hearing conditions can become severe when left untreated. At Hearing Associates, we conduct in-depth testing to treat and prevent the progression of our patients’ hearing conditions.

Hearing Testing

At Hearing Associates, we want our patients to feel informed about the hearing testing process, as hearing is a crucial part of your quality of life. Our hearing exams are pain-free and non-invasive and performed by specialists eager to answer any questions or concerns you may have, ensuring a smooth, insightful procedure.

Speech Testing

Speech testing evaluates how well a patient can hear people’s voices. It is a process that allows us to grade your ability to hear and process speech.

Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs)

Otoacoustic emissions enable us to test the functionality of the cochlea. This test is primarily conducted on newborns; no patient response is necessary.

Pure Tone Testing

Pure Tone Testing is a process that determines your hearing capabilities by playing and recording the softest possible sounds you can hear.

Middle Ear Test

Middle ear testing uses tympanometry, which allows us to test the mobility of the eardrum. It also utilizes acoustic reflex testing to measure how much the muscle in your ear contracts in response to sound.

Audiogram Service

Once your hearing testing is complete, an audiologist will compose a detailed audiogram. An audiogram is a graph that details the patient’s hearing condition. Your hearing will be placed on a spectrum, allowing you to understand the type, degree, and configuration of your hearing loss.

Hearing Aids

Hearing aids are electronic, battery-operated hearing devices that amplify sounds for the individual wearing them. To be eligible for hearing aids, a hearing exam may be conducted by a specialist. If you are a candidate for hearing aids, a hearing test will inform your audiologist about how to adjust your new hearing aids for optimal performance.

The Purpose of Hearing Testing

Our specialists utilize a range of innovative methods to conduct in-depth hearing evaluations. These evaluations allow us to better understand a patient’s inner ear function by testing the intensity they hear sounds, pitches, and frequencies, as well as other fundamental functions that enable an individual to use their hearing comfortably.

The Purpose of Hearing Tests

Choose Hearing Associates for Your Hearing Needs

Our state-of-the-art technology and experienced audiologists are equipped to diagnose your condition, curate an effective treatment plan, and preserve your precious hearing. We are committed to excellence and we understand the importance of having a reliable specialist aid you in your hearing journey.

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Determining If You Need a Hearing Test

There are several signs it may be time to have your hearing checked, such as:

  • Trouble hearing in public places
  • Being unable to hear when someone is speaking
  • Pain or ringing in your ears
  • Dizzy spells
  • Impacted Wax

If you do not have any of the symptoms above but are concerned about your hearing, don’t hesitate to see a specialist.

Let’s Discuss Your Hearing Needs

No matter what types of hearing testing you may need, we can help at Hearing Associates. We take pride in accommodating a wide range of patients with our ability to provide a variety of professional hearing testing and treatments. Contact our Aurora or Parker office to learn more about our industry-leading hearing services, or schedule an appointment online today!

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