Hearing Assessments
Hearing Assessments
Hearing loss can affect anyone from children with recurrent ear infections to adults noticing communication difficulties. Symptoms that often lead to a hearing test include muffled hearing, difficulty following conversations, ringing in the ears, or turning up the TV too loud
Our assessments include
Measures hearing sensitivity across different frequencies to detect the degree and type of hearing loss
Evaluates how well you understand speech in quiet and noisy environments
Checks middle ear function for issues such as fluid buildup or eardrum problems
Commonly used in newborn and pediatric screening to assess inner ear (cochlear) function
Measures how the hearing nerve and brain pathways respond to sound, often used in infants or those unable to do routine tests
ASSR is an objective hearing test used to estimate hearing levels in infants, young children, or individuals unable to respond to standard tests. It provides detailed, frequency-specific results for each ear and helps guide diagnosis and treatment planning