Hearing loss diagnosis involves a comprehensive set of evaluations conducted by trained professionals. These assessments encompass a range of tests, such as pure-tone audiometry measuring hearing sensitivity across frequencies, speech audiometry assessing speech understanding, tympanometry evaluating middle ear function, and physical examinations to identify any structural abnormalities. These tests help determine the type, degree, and potential causes of hearing loss.
An audiogram is a graphical representation of an individual's hearing thresholds at various frequencies. Conducted by audiologists, this test illustrates the severity and configuration of hearing loss. It provides critical information about the frequencies where hearing loss is present, aiding in devising personalized treatment plans.
Tympanometry assesses the middle ear's health and function by analyzing the mobility of the eardrum and measuring the air pressure within the ear canal. This test aids in identifying issues like fluid in the middle ear, eardrum perforations, or problems with the Eustachian tube.
Speech recognition tests evaluate an individual's ability to understand and repeat spoken words or sentences in varying environments, assessing their real-world hearing abilities. These tests are crucial in determining how well someone can comprehend speech, especially in noisy settings.
The duration of a hearing test depends on the specific assessments required and can typically last from 30 minutes to an hour. It involves a sequence of tests to comprehensively evaluate hearing function.
Hearing tests are non-invasive and painless, causing no discomfort. They involve tasks like listening to sounds through headphones or responding to specific instructions.
Generally, no specific preparation is required for a hearing test. However, adhering to any guidance provided by the clinic or audiologist before the test can facilitate a smoother testing process.
At HearWise, your consultation involves a comprehensive discussion and evaluation with our highly qualified specialists. Our team includes experienced ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) doctors specializing in ear health and audiology experts proficient in diagnosing and addressing hearing concerns.
During your consultation with our ENT specialist,
you'll receive an in-depth assessment of your ear
health. Our ENT doctor will discuss any existing
ear-related conditions, perform thorough
examinations, and offer insights into potential
hearing issues linked to ear health.
At HearWise, your consultation will involve collaboration between our ENT specialist and audiologist. This joint effort ensures a comprehensive understanding of your ear health and hearing profile, leading to more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment recommendations.
Our audiologists play a crucial role in evaluating your hearing capabilities. They conduct various tests to measure your hearing sensitivity, understand your auditory system's functionality, and assist in recommending tailored solutions based on these assessments.
Scheduling a consultation is simple. You can call our hotline or message us via WhatsApp to book an appointment. Our team will promptly assist you in arranging a convenient date and time for your consultation.
All our services, including diagnosis, testing, and consultation, are provided at no cost, whether or not you choose to purchase hearing aids from us.
Yes, We prioritize your convenience. While our audiologists provide in-home consultations, our ENT doctor may conduct certain assessments at our state-of-the-art centers. The choice depends on your specific needs and the nature of the evaluation.
HearWise provides a comprehensive spectrum of treatment options, including advanced hearing aids, surgical interventions (when suitable), cochlear implants, and non-invasive therapies. Our treatments are tailored to address varying degrees and types of hearing loss.
Our team of specialists conducts meticulous evaluations to recommend the most effective treatment. Factors such as the nature and severity of hearing loss, lifestyle preferences, and individual needs are carefully considered to devise a personalized treatment plan.
Yes, HearWise offers non-invasive solutions like state-of-the-art hearing aids, sound therapy, and hearing retraining therapy. These options are ideal for mild to moderate hearing loss or for individuals seeking non-surgical interventions.
Surgery is recommended in specific cases, such as profound hearing loss, certain ear conditions (e.g., otosclerosis), or damage to ear structures. Our ENT specialists evaluate and suggest surgery only when it offers the most beneficial outcome.
Hearing aids play a pivotal role, particularly for mild to moderate hearing loss. They amplify sounds, improving speech understanding and overall hearing capabilities. Our experts assist in selecting the most suitable hearing aid to match individual needs.
Cochlear implants are highly effective for severe to profound hearing loss. By bypassing damaged inner ear parts, they directly stimulate the auditory nerve. Our specialists conduct thorough evaluations to determine candidacy for cochlear implants.
Absolutely, our experts provide comprehensive support, guiding individuals through the adjustment period with hearing aids or implants. This includes adapting to new sounds, caring for the devices, and effectively utilizing them in diverse environments.
Following the discussion and selection of a treatment plan, our team ensures complete clarity and addresses all concerns. We then proceed with the chosen treatment, providing continuous support and follow-ups throughout the entire process..
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Yes, hearing loss management can also include auditory training and rehabilitation programs. These focus on enhancing speech perception, improving communication strategies, and adapting to hearing challenges through counseling and education.team@hearwise.in or +91 8949 694-690.
Yes, ongoing research focuses on exploring stem cell therapies, gene editing, pharmaceutical interventions, and advanced technologies to enhance existing treatments and potentially offer new avenues for addressing different types of hearing loss.
Hearing aids are small electronic devices worn in or behind the ear that amplify sound. They work by capturing, processing, and amplifying sounds to improve hearing for individuals with varying degrees of hearing loss.
HearWise provides various styles of hearing aids, including behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE), receiver-in-canal (RIC), and completely-in-canal (CIC) devices. Our specialists help you select the most suitable type based on your hearing needs and preferences.
Consider consulting an audiologist if you experience difficulty understanding conversations, frequently ask people to repeat themselves, struggle in noisy environments, or notice a decline in your ability to hear certain frequencies.
Our expert audiologists conduct thorough assessments and discuss your lifestyle, hearing requirements, and budget to recommend the most appropriate hearing aid model. Additionally, we offer trials for you to experience different options before deciding.
Essential features include background noise reduction, feedback cancellation, directional microphones, and telecoil compatibility. However, the right features depend on your specific hearing needs and preferences, which our experts will help identify.
Hearing aids have improved significantly lately, now they may restore hearing entirely to normal if they are precisely fine tuned.
Modern hearing aids come with various advanced features, including noise reduction, directional microphones, Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeable batteries, and customizable programs for different listening environments.
The adjustment period varies for each individual. Initially, sounds may seem different or louder. Our team guides you through this adaptation period, offering tips and support to help you acclimate to your new hearing aids.
Noise reduction features help minimize background noise, allowing users to focus on speech. These algorithms analyze incoming sound and reduce unwanted noise, enhancing speech clarity.
Yes, many hearing aids offer Bluetooth connectivity, enabling seamless pairing with smartphones, TVs, and other compatible devices. This allows for direct audio streaming and control through dedicated apps.
Yes, we provide a 90 days free trial period for our hearing aids, allowing you to experience their performance in various settings. This trial period ensures that you're comfortable and satisfied with your choice before making a final commitment.
During the trial period, you'll wear the hearing aids in your everyday environments. This allows you to assess their effectiveness and comfort levels. We'll be available to address any questions or concerns that may arise during this time.
Absolutely, we offer complimentary check-ups every few months after your purchase. These check-ups help us monitor your hearing aid's performance and address any adjustments needed for optimal functionality.
There's no limit to the number of check-ups or fine-tuning sessions you can schedule. We encourage regular visits to ensure your hearing aids consistently meet your expectations and needs.
We recommend regular free check-ups every six months to ensure your hearing aids function optimally. These visits allow us to clean your devices, make adjustments if necessary, and monitor your hearing health.
Yes, our hearing aids typically come with a warranty for repair or replacement for 2/3 years. Additionally, we take full responsiblity to avail the waaranty for 3 years to provide a satisfaction guarantee to ensure you're content with your purchase.
Some hearing aids have automatic settings that adapt to various environments. However, if you feel adjustments are necessary, we can program your devices to enhance performance in specific settings.
Yes, we offer cleaning and maintenance services to
keep your hearing aids in optimal condition.
Regular maintenance prolongs their lifespan and
ensures they function effectively.
Yes, We prioritize your convenience. While our audiologists provide in-home consultations, our surgeons may conduct certain assessments at our state-of-the-art centers. The choice depends on your specific needs and the nature of the evaluation.
It's often more beneficial to conduct testing in your own environment, be it your home or office. This approach allows our team to program your hearing aids with a deep understanding of the specific acoustics and challenges you encounter daily. Moreover, our team is equipped with noise cancellation equipment, which can effectively remove background noise when necessary, ensuring the most accurate and relevant testing experience. This ensures that your hearing aids are fine-tuned to perform optimally in your real-life listening situations.
