What’s it like getting your hearing checked? Here’s the step-by-step breakdown
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Getting your hearing checked regularly should be a part of your overall healthcare plan.
The HearingLife clinic located on Dunmore Road makes it easy to check your hearing and get access to the latest and more advanced hearing technologies.
“When you come in, you’ll see a certified hearing professional that is trained and capable of taking you through your hearing journey,” Hearing Life chief audiologist Jillian Price says.
“We do a very extensive test, discuss the results with you and go through your treatment options.”
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Recommended by 100,000 physicians, HearingLife is the largest network of hearing clinics in Canada that provides access to the latest hearing technologies and ongoing client support.
Here’s what you can expect at your hearing test:
Photo via HearingLife Canada.A hearing assessment
You will sit in a noise-controlled environment wearing headphones and be asked to press a button in response to a series of tones. The assessment will help HearingLife to understand the state of your hearing health and should take roughly half an hour.
An examination
Before your hearing assessment, a hearing care professional will examine your ears. It will be painless but help to determine a possible cause of hearing loss, such as infection or ear wax build up.
An interview
This important step in the process helps your hearing professional determine how your hearing health has affected you. This is the initial piece in creating a personalized recommendation for hearing care.
“Each person goes through unique hearing loss and unique circumstances,” Price says.
“We make sure to treat you as an individual. There is no cookie-cutter approach.”
To find a hearing centre near you and book a free hearing test today, visit http://www.hearinglife.ca.
