Some people may suspect that they have hearing loss. They have trouble hearing people talk to them when they’re in a crowded room, or they’ve been told they raise the volume on the TV way too high.

But not all people know that they have a problem. You may not realize that you have hearing loss, because it’s often a gradual process. That’s why it’s important to have your ears checked when your doctor says you should, even if you think you’re fine.

There are many causes of hearing loss in adults:

• Old age related hearing issues
• Being around loud noises often at work
• Mowing the lawn or using power tools
• Shooting guns or other weapons
• Loud music, both live and recorded
• Too much ear wax
• Getting hit on the head
• Having an infection
• Taking certain drugs
• Problems with hearing that run in the family

It can be difficult to detect that hearing loss has occurred, especially as you don’t know what a healthy ear should hear.

If you answered “yes” to three or more of the below questions, you may want to see an audiologist for a hearing evaluation.

1. Do you sometimes feel embarrassed when you meet new people because you struggle to hear?
2. Do you feel frustrated when talking to members of your family because you have difficulty hearing them?
3. Do you have difficulty hearing or understanding co-workers, clients, or customers?
4. Do you feel restricted or limited by a hearing problem?
5. Do you have difficulty hearing when visiting friends, relatives, or neighbors?
6. Do you have trouble hearing in the movies or in the theater?
7. Does a hearing problem cause you to argue with family members?
8. Do you have trouble hearing the TV or radio at levels that are loud enough for others?
9. Do you feel that any difficulty with your hearing limits your personal life or social life?
10. Do you have trouble hearing family or friends when you are together in a restaurant?

Absolutely! For a nominal fee, our RCI certified audiologists can come to you home and conduct your hearing evaluation followed by a no-obligation consultation on the best hearing aid solution for your specific needs.

Our audiologists have been specially trained to ensure that tests are conducted while adhering to Covid safety protocols.

We take Covid safety very seriously since majority of our patients are 60+ yrs old. Our audiologists are RCI certified and have been specially trained to ensure that Covid safety protocols are strictly followed.

Additionally, we only allow one patient at a time in the testing center and all equipment + surfaces are frequently and thoroughly sanitized.

We can understand why you would have this question. Unfortunately, most hearing test providers are compensated by a certain brand of hearing aids to try and sell their brand’s product.

The problem with this approach is that every patient is unique and there really is no one-size-fits-all solution to address hearing loss.

As RCI certified audiologists, we are completely brand agnostic and will only make recommendations of the hearing aid solution that best meets your unique health needs as well as fits your budget.

As a full-service hearing solutions provider, we have a team of dedicated hearing aid repair and maintenance professionals who can help you with routine maintenance such as battery replacements as well as more advanced repairs.

Yes, based on the type and condition of your current hearing aid, you may be eligible for our exchange and upgrade offers. Call us to learn more.