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Anyone who is encountering signs of hearing issues or suspects hearing loss should contemplate a hearing evaluation. This is especially important for individuals who frequently struggle to hear conversations, experience difficulty understanding speech in noisy settings, regularly request others to repeat themselves, or have tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

Typically, it is recommended to have an initial hearing evaluation as an adult, followed by periodic evaluations as you age or if you notice changes in your hearing. For most adults, scheduling a hearing evaluation every 1-3 years is advisable. However, if you already have hearing loss or other risk factors, more frequent evaluations may be suggested.

During a hearing evaluation, you will undergo various assessments, including pure-tone audiometry to measure hearing sensitivity, speech audiometry to evaluate speech comprehension, middle ear tests to assess eardrum and middle ear function, and potentially additional tests tailored to your specific requirements.

Indicators of hearing loss may encompass difficulty comprehending speech, frequent requests for others to repeat themselves, a need to increase the volume of the TV or radio, withdrawing from conversations or social settings, experiencing tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and encountering challenges in hearing amid noisy surroundings.