Hearing Tests
Audiologists use specialized tests to assess your hearing and inform the treatment they recommend. Below is guidance about hearing tests and what they do.
Hearing Screening and Hearing Evaluations. What's the Difference?
A hearing screening is a quick way to identify if you may have hearing loss. If you fail the screening, or have other hearing concerns, a comprehensive hearing evaluation involves more in-depth testing.
Take Our Hearing Loss Self-Test
If you worry that you or someone you care about has a problem hearing, this self-test will help you identify signs of hearing loss.
Types of Hearing Tests
Hearing tests help audiologists determine whether you have hearing loss, what type it is, and the appropriate treatment for it. Here are common hearing tests and what happens when an audiologist uses them.
Audiograms and Hearing Loss Configuration
After your hearing test, your audiologist will show you an audiogram—a graph of your test results that can help you understand the state of your hearing and make informed decisions about your treatment options.
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ASHA ProFind is your connection to over 30,000 ASHA-certified audiologists and speech-language pathologists. Find the right professional for your needs.
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