Hearing Evaluations & Advanced Testing
Experiencing difficulty hearing or finding it harder to hear as well as you once did?
Have you noticed it’s becoming harder to hear conversations or sounds?
Hearing loss can affect people of all ages and at varying degrees. If you often find yourself asking, “Can you repeat that?” it may be time to schedule a diagnostic hearing test. At Now Hear This®, we’re here to help. Our compassionate Raleigh audiologists provide detailed evaluations to deliver the most accurate hearing loss diagnosis and personalized solutions tailored to your unique needs.
Recognized by many local doctors as the best hearing aid clinic in the Raleigh area, we’re proud to serve patients from Durham and across the Triangle. Conveniently located, our clinic offers comprehensive audiometric evaluations to improve your hearing clarity and overall quality of life. Contact us today to take the first step toward better hearing!
Now Hear This® audiometric testing process includes:
- Review of your hearing and hearing-related medical history, including family history of hearing loss and history of noise exposure
- A series of hearing tests, such as pure-tone testing, speech testing or middle ear tests, depending on your unique needs
- Diagnosis of hearing loss degree and configuration
- Hearing loss or tinnitus treatment recommendations
Speech-in-Noise Testing: Unlock Better Hearing
Watch this video with Dr. Shopovick as she explains the importance of the QUICKSIN test, a quick but powerful tool integrated into our hearing evaluation process. Learn how this innovative speech-in-noise test mimics real-world noisy environments, helps assess your listening abilities, and guides us in crafting the best treatment plan for your unique hearing needs.
The Most Advanced Hearing Aid Analysis & Repair
EAA, or Electroacoustic Analysis, is a professional test that allows us to objectively check how your hearing aid is functioning. Using specialized test-box measures, we analyze how much sound the device produces, how clearly it amplifies speech, and whether it is working within safe and expected limits.
Why We Perform EAA on Your Hearing Aids
When a hearing aid isn’t sounding right, EAA helps us determine whether the issue is due to the device itself or something that can be adjusted in the clinic. After a hearing aid returns from repair, we perform EAA to confirm it meets manufacturer specifications and is working correctly before it is returned to you. This testing helps ensure your hearing aids are delivering clear, comfortable sound and performing exactly as they should.
Without EAA, Hearing Aid Repair is Guesswork!
Unfortunately, some audiology practices do NOT follow evidence-based, best-practice protocol. It is critical that you choose a hearing aid clinic that performs EAA testing. If your hearing aid isn’t working correctly, call us at: 919-256-2898 for testing.
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