Signs You Need This Test:

• Struggling to hear in group settings or noisy places
• Missing high-pitched sounds like birds chirping or doorbells
• Family or friends notice your hearing difficulties

Who Can Get It Done:

• Individuals with mild to profound hearing loss
• Those with no medical conditions preventing hearing aid use

When Should It Be Done:

• After a comprehensive hearing evaluation confirming hearing loss
• As soon as hearing loss starts affecting daily life

What Does It Involve:

• Selecting the most appropriate hearing aid style and technology
• Custom fitting for comfort and functionality
• Regular adjustments and maintenance

Possible Results:

• Improved hearing in conversations and daily activities
• Better quality of life and reduced communication barriers

Possible Treatment:

• Continued support with device programming
• Use of assistive listening devices for specific needs (e.g., phone amplifiers)