Understanding your hearing profile starts with an accurate, medical-grade audiological examination. Our testing processes are comfortable, thorough, and highly informative.
A clinical hearing evaluation is a non-invasive, comfortable process lasting about 45 to 60 minutes. Rather than a simple beep screening, our doctor-led evaluations investigate the health of your physical ear and your brain's cognitive processing of sound.
We examine your ear canals with a high-definition digital otoscope to check for structural changes, ear wax blockage, or middle ear abnormalities.
Sitting in our comfortable sound-isolation chamber, you'll listen to tones across different frequencies. This charts the absolute quietest sounds you can hear, identifying high-frequency or low-frequency gaps.
We measure your ability to hear and repeat words with background crowd noise, checking how your auditory nerve processes complex conversations.
A gentle pressure test checks the flexibility of your eardrum and functions of the middle ear space (ruling out fluid, pressure, or congestion issues).
Hearing loss is gradual and often goes unnoticed by the individual. A formal audiogram establishes a baseline of your neural hearing sensitivity, allowing us to:
Common questions about clinical diagnostic testing.