Diagnostic Hearing Evaluations
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Hearing and Vestibular Evaluations
Hearing Health Care Services
Hearing and Vestibular Evaluations are scheduled (as recommended) and performed by our licensed and nationally certified audiologists. Testing are subject to professional fees, however, health insurance often covered these services.
Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs) Testing
Otoacoustic emission testing allows the audiologist to understand how the outer hair cells of your inner ear are working.
Tympanometry
Tympanometry is an examination used to test the condition of the middle ear and mobility of the eardrum (tympanic membrane) and the auditory ossicles (ear bones), by creating variations of air pressure in the ear canal. Many children develop fluid behind the eardrum due to upper respiratory infections. This procedure can make a direct measurement for the middle ear system to rule out the possibility of a middle ear problem. Other disorders are also associated with middle ear dysfunction.
Acoustic Reflexes
An acoustic reflex threshold test assess the response of middle ear muscle (stapedius muscle) when a tone that is high in volume is present. This procedure allows the audiologist to obtain more information about the inner ear system and the auditory nerves.
Audiological Evaluation (Hearing Test)
Hearing evaluations is an assessment to determine how well an individual is able to hear. It measures how well certain tones or frequencies at certain volume levels can be heard and whether the brain is able to pick up those sounds. The test also determines the type and severity of the individual’s hearing loss. Hearing tests are completed using a precision clinical audiometer and is performed by a licensed and certified audiologist. After the hearing test is completed, the audiologist will review the results and will recommend the appropriate measures for conservation or the need for hearing amplification. It is highly recommended to have a hearing test completed every year to determine whether your hearing is stable or if there are changes in hearing sensitivity. If left unchecked, the ability to understand words and sound awareness will generally deteriorate over a period of time. The sooner to obtain a baseline testing, the better it is to provide recommendations for conservation or treatment.
Videonystagmography (VNG) Test
Videonystamgomgraphy or (VNG) testing determines the status of the vestibular (balance) system and how well the brain processes information in terms of balance. This procedure is the primary method of documenting a patient’s dizziness or vertigo. Ten percent of complaints to an internal medicine doctor relates to a concern about dizziness or vertigo
Dix-Hallpike and Epley Maneuver
Many patients who have dizziness experience problems when the rotate their heads in different positions. Such dizziness may be caused by what is termed “positional vertigo” which can be assess during a Dix-Hallpike assessment. If the “positional vertigo” is present, it is treated utilizing the Epley Maneuver by the audiologist.
If you are experiencing hearing issues or concerns with your ears in general, it is highly recommended that you see one of our ENT physicians, as it will make a difference in your treatment. See an ENT physician if you have earwax buildup issues, if you believe your hearing loss may be connected to current medical issues, and/or if you have additional symptoms such as ringing in the ears, headaches, sinus pressure, balance or dizziness problems and so forth.
How good is your hearing?
Has any of these been occurred to you?
- Trouble hearing on the telephone
- Difficulty hearing in background noise
- Some people's speech sounds like they're mumbling or just unclear
- Constantly misunderstand what people say
- Often ask people to repeat themselves
- People complain that the TV volume is up too high
- Loud sounds are sensitive and intolerable
- Unable to hear certain sounds that most people can hear
Do not hesitate to contact our office to see an ENT Physician or an Audiologist if you are experiencing any of those hearing concerns.
How well is your hearing?
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Hearing and Vestibular Evaluations
Hearing Health Care Services
Hearing and Vestibular Evaluations are scheduled (as recommended) and performed by our licensed and nationally certified audiologists. Testing are subject to professional fees, however, health insurance often covered these services.
Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs) Testing
Otoacoustic emission testing allows the audiologist to understand how the outer hair cells of your inner ear are working.
Tympanometry
Hearing aid accessories includes: hearing aid remote control which will allow a patient to conveniently adjust hearing aid(s) volume and memory settings in the palm of their hands. Bluetooth accessories, in which the hearing aids can be connected to Bluetooth devices such as an android phone or a tablet are available. Hearing aids can also be connected to the television using a T.V. Adapter.
Acoustic Reflexes
An acoustic reflex threshold test assess the response of middle ear muscle (stapedius muscle) when a tone that is high in volume is present. This procedure allows the audiologist to obtain more information about the inner ear system and the auditory nerves.
Audiological Evaluation (Hearing Test)
Hearing evaluations is an assessment to determine how well an individual is able to hear. It measures how well certain tones or frequencies at certain volume levels can be heard and whether the brain is able to pick up those sounds. The test also determines the type and severity of the individual’s hearing loss. Hearing tests are completed using a precision clinical audiometer and is performed by a licensed and certified audiologist. After the hearing test is completed, the audiologist will review the results and will recommend the appropriate measures for conservation or the need for hearing amplification. It is highly recommended to have a hearing test completed every year to determine whether your hearing is stable or if there are changes in hearing sensitivity. If left unchecked, the ability to understand words and sound awareness will generally deteriorate over a period of time. The sooner to obtain a baseline testing, the better it is to provide recommendations for conservation or treatment.
Videonystagmography (VNG) Test
Videonystamgomgraphy or (VNG) testing determines the status of the vestibular (balance) system and how well the brain processes information in terms of balance. This procedure is the primary method of documenting a patient’s dizziness or vertigo. Ten percent of complaints to an internal medicine doctor relates to a concern about dizziness or vertigo
Dix-Hallpike and Epley Maneuver
Many patients who have dizziness experience problems when the rotate their heads in different positions. Such dizziness may be caused by what is termed “positional vertigo” which can be assess during a Dix-Hallpike assessment. If the “positional vertigo” is present, it is treated utilizing the Epley Maneuver by the audiologist.
If you are experiencing hearing issues or concerns with your ears in general, it is highly recommended that you see one of our ENT physicians, as it will make a difference in your treatment. See an ENT physician if you have earwax buildup issues, if you believe your hearing loss may be connected to current medical issues, and/or if you have additional symptoms such as ringing in the ears, headaches, sinus pressure, balance or dizziness problems and so forth.
