People with hearing loss can get help from our licensed audiologists and speech-language pathologists (SLPs), who offer therapies, diagnostic tests, and rehabilitation services. We use proven testing methods for both children and adults to ensure accurate results. When you visit one of our clinics, our skilled audiologists will start by asking about your medical history and examining your ears first.
After that, they will perform certain hearing tests to find out the type, nature, and severity of your hearing loss concern. However, if your hearing loss is sensorineural or not treatable medically, then one of our audiologists will recommend a custom remedy for it such as a hearing aid or cochlear implant to say the least.
Some of the services we offer to our patients include:
At Hearing Plus, we perform hearing tests and examinations mainly for three groups including children, babies, and adults.
Given below are the hearing tests for each group.
We perform the following hearing tests for children:
Hospitals now perform hearing tests on children of any age that start right from newborns. In fact, they do newborn hearing screenings immediately after the baby is born and before the parents take him or her home. We perform the following tests to check the hearing health of the newly born kids.
If the child fails the initial screening, he or she will need more hearing tests in the coming times.
Some of the hearing tests we conduct for adults include:
A vestibular function test checks if the balance organs in the inner ear are working properly. At our clinics, we perform the following vestibular function tests to assess balance and identify any issues.
- Electrocochleography (ECochG)
- Videonystagmography (VNG)
- Electronystagmography (ENG)
- Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP)
- VHIT (Lateral Canal)
- SMP
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