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If you suspect a hearing issue, a hearing test is your first step. It will determine if you have hearing loss and outline the extent and specifics. Your provider will use this information to tailor a treatment plan to your needs and get you on the path to better hearing.

A Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation is a series of tests that determine if you have hearing loss, and if so, to what extent. The tests are chosen based on your age, symptoms and medical history, allowing your provider to tailor a treatment plan for your specific needs.

Hearing damage is a real and unfortunate hazard if your job frequently exposes you to loud noises. Hearing evaluations can help identify early signs of hearing loss, and industrial screenings play a key role in keeping working environments safe for employees.

Do you find yourself straining to hear, even with hearing aids? Cochlear implant evaluations will determine if you could benefit from a cochlear implant. If implantation is the best option, your provider will work with you to optimize your device for your specific hearing needs through a process called mapping. 

Auditory processing disorders (APD) limit the brain’s ability to identify and understand sounds, especially in noisy environments. APD symptoms look different for everyone, so an evaluation will help your provider determine the best course of action.

If you suffer from vertigo, dizziness and balance issues, you’re already aware of the toll it can take on your quality of life. VNG testing can get to the root cause of your symptoms and allows your hearing professional to create the best treatment plan for your needs.