Hearing Health

Participating in a hearing evaluation is easier than you might think, and at Advanced Audiology Institute we want your experience to be comfortable and relaxed. Your first visit to an audiologist might bring up a lot of questions, but rest assured that we’re here to guide you through every step of your journey toward better hearing.

Your initial appointment with us will entail adjusting and fitting your hearing aids to your exact needs, yet much of the work in getting acclimated to your devices takes place once you return to your daily life. There can be a learning curve when it comes to using hearing aids, as your brain must remember how to process the sounds that you’ve been missing. This transition might make your devices seem strange at first, but as your brain and ears adjust it will become more comfortable over time.

Summary of Normal Hearing Function
The Outer Ear
The Middle Ear
The Inner Ear

Hearing loss is far more common than many might realize, with over 10% of the US population experiencing a difficulty with their hearing ability. Despite how prevalent it is, hearing loss affects individuals in a variety of different ways, and is described using degrees rather than percentages.

Unsure if you should come in for a hearing evaluation? Answer the simple questions below to find out if a full evaluation could help your hearing today.