Hearing Loss Testing
Complete Testing, Care & Solutions
You've noticed a change... But is it really hearing loss?
Did you know that your hearing is directly related to your health? Having an untreated hearing loss can raise your risk for dementia or falling by 3 to 5 times higher than a person with normal hearing.
Relationships are built on communication and connection. So much of your life depends on being able to interact with people and the world around you. Sound is what adds dimension and joy to your life.
We're here to help you or your loved ones rediscover that joy! We are passionate about our expertise in hearing care, our hearing tests, and the hearing aid brands that we select to help you start your hearing journey.
Our process starts with a complete evaluation — not just a hearing test. We will listen to you tell us about your life and your needs so that we can recommend the best solution for you.
What to expect during a hearing evaluation:
Step 1:
When you arrive at our office, you will be greeted by our friendly office staff. If you did not complete your patient forms prior to your visit, you will be asked to fill out those forms. Print and complete forms here.
Step 2:
We will go over personal information with you, and one of our hearing professionals will ask you questions about the situations and environments in which you are having hearing issues.
Step 3:
We will perform a variety of audiological tests to determine what hearing loss or issues you are experiencing. Rest assured, these hearing tests are painless and non-invasive.
Step 4:
Finally, we will review your test results with you and talk about the best treatment options for you. Our passion lies in providing the appropriate treatment — not just selling you hearing aids.
We offer COMPLETE hearing evaluations!
When we say complete, we mean it. We go above & beyond!
At Sound Hearing Care, we offer you comprehensive hearing evaluations and follow all state requirements. By using the most advanced digital testing equipment, we can determine the severity and type of any hearing loss found.
Sound Hearing Care is one of only 30% of hearing centers that typically test for processing disorders, which is crucial when fitting hearing aids properly.
Simply put, our focus and passion are to provide the appropriate rehabilitative treatment — not just sell you hearing aids. Beware of the “Free Hearing Test" which may not be a true hearing evaluation, but rather a cursory screening by a salesperson whose only goal is to sell hearing aids.
