How The Hearing Aid Centre Can Help with Your Hearing Aids
With so many hearing aid options available? How do you know which option is right for you? Here at The Hearing Aid Centre, we can assist you in choosing the ideal hearing aid for you based on your level of hearing loss, your budget, and your lifestyle. Not only do we help you choose. We also fit, program, and adjust your hearing aids for you, to give you a fully optimised experience.
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In our modern busy world, the buzz of noise is always around us. So, if you’re someone who enjoys the lively commotion of family gatherings or the birds sounds as you take a morning stroll, hearing loss can prevent you from fully embracing these experiences. It poses various challenges in your daily life and diminishes the richness and harmony of the countless sounds around you.
At Advanced Hearing Aid Centre, we strive to empower you to live your life to the fullest by helping you face these challenges with the best solution for your needs. Whether it’s relishing the tunes that take your mind back to your first social dance or hearing your grandchildren giggle at your funny jokes, the team at Advance Hearing Aid Centre understands how important these moments are and we strive to help you fully embrace them. By undergoing a comprehensive hearing assessment, we can design a personalised treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs, allowing you and your loved ones to enjoy life fully.
To ensure a smooth and efficient process, our friendly Customer Service Officer will kindly request your details, including your full name, address, date of birth, emergency contact, and your current general practitioner. With your consent, we can prepare your file in advance to help us streamline your appointment and focus on your needs from the moment you arrive. We understand that support is crucial during important healthcare visits, which is why we encourage you to bring someone with you. Also, the insights and experiences of those closest to you regarding your hearing loss can be invaluable to help us understand your unique situation. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we look forward to providing you with exceptional care and support throughout your journey towards improved hearing health.
What to expect during a hearing assessment:
During your hearing test, we will discuss your hearing history, focusing on situations where hearing becomes difficult or frustrating for yourself or those around you.
Then, we conduct a visual examination of your ears to ensure overall ear health (otoscopy). Next, This evaluation helps assess your hearing across different sounds, frequencies, and pitches (pure tone audiometry).
Typically, an audiometry evaluation consists of several tests conducted in a soundproof room. These tests are designed to evaluate specific aspects of your hearing and identify any potential hearing loss.
How does an Audiometric Test Work?
Our audiometric test is designed to measure the faintest sounds you can hear, ensuring accurate assessment of your hearing abilities. We utilise precise decibels (dB) to gauge sound loudness and frequencies (Hz) to evaluate tone. During the test, you’ll experience a series of low and high-frequency tones delivered through comfortable ear inserts. Simply acknowledge your response to these sounds, no matter how subtle, by pressing a button. We conduct the test for each ear, recognising that results can vary. Following the examination, we’ll review the comprehensive audiogram report with you, which provides a clear percentage of hearing loss for each ear.
Normal hearing is characterised by the ability to hear the softest sounds between minus-10 and 20dB. However, if you still can’t hear sounds louder than 20dB, it indicates some level of hearing loss.
- Mild Hearing Loss (21dB to 40dB): In this range, you may encounter challenges following speech, especially in noisy environments. Often, people around you may notice the hearing loss before you do.
- Moderate Hearing Loss (41dB to 70dB): With moderate hearing loss, you’ll frequently struggle to understand speech and may miss quiet sounds.
- Severe Hearing Loss (71dB to 90dB): This level of hearing loss makes it difficult to hear speech even in quiet surroundings, and you won’t notice general noises like traffic, unless they’re loud.
- Profound Hearing Loss (greater than 90dB): Profound hearing loss means most sounds are inaudible unless they are extremely loud.
At Advanced Hearing Aid Centre, we need to understand your specific hearing condition to provide the right solution for your needs. Our team of experts can help improve your hearing for a better quality of life.
Our comprehensive tympanometry test helps our expert team to assess the function and integrity of your middle ear, including vital structures including the eardrum and bones. By introducing varying air pressures, we observe how your middle ear responds, providing valuable insights into its anatomy.
This non-invasive test is essential for identifying issues such as wax or fluid build-up, perforated eardrums, middle ear tumours, Eustachian tube dysfunction and damage to the bones of the middle ear. The middle ear resides behind the eardrum (also known as the tympanic membrane). Our highly trained audiometrist will gently place a small probe into each ear, which delivers controlled bursts of air. Through this process, we assess the condition of your middle ear, the mobility of the tympanic membrane, and the conduction of sound through the bones.
Hearing Screening Tool
Explore your auditory health with our hearing screening tool. It offers valuable insights into your hearing abilities and can help identify potential areas of concern. Click the link below to begin your assessment and take a proactive approach to your hearing care.
Why Choose the Hearing Aid Centre?
At Advanced Hearing Aid Centre, our independence sets us apart. As a privately owned hearing aid company based on the Gold Coast in Robina, we provide individual, professional, and caring attention to our clients. When you visit us, you’ll have the same clinician consistently, ensuring continuity of care.
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