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Is It Time for a Hearing Test?

Heritage Hearing and Lifelong Hearing Care Can Help

Hearing loss usually happens gradually and can go unnoticed. Don’t wait until you are regularly missing precious moments with loved ones. If conversations feel muffled or the TV seems quieter than usual, even though it is on the same setting, it may be time to check your hearing. At Heritage Hearing and Lifelong Hearing Care, we make your hearing check easy and stress-free so you can get the answers you deserve.

As Temple’s trusted hearing experts, we have helped thousands of individuals in both urban and rural communities to catch hearing issues early and then make the next best step for their hearing health. Were you aware that 1 in 5 adults has hearing loss, but only about 20% of those will seek help? Take control of your hearing journey by scheduling a test today.

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What is a Hearing Test?

A hearing test is a comprehensive evaluation of how well you hear sounds and speech in different environments. The testing helps determine whether you have hearing loss, the severity, and what type of treatment will help, if any is needed.

Our licensed hearing aid professionals will conduct each exam with care, using the latest diagnostic tools to ensure accurate results that are easy to understand.

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What to Expect During Your Hearing Test

Your visit for a hearing test will start with a conversation about your health history, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have. From that point, we will guide you through several simple steps. These include:

Consultation

We begin with a personal discussion about your hearing experiences, general health, and any symptoms you're noticing.

Hearing Evaluation

A visual inspection checks for blockages or issues in the outer ear, followed by a series of safe, non-invasive tests.

Pure Tone Audiometry

You’ll wear headphones and respond to a series of tones to determine the quietest sounds you can hear at various pitches.

Speech Reception & Word Recognition

We’ll test how well you understand spoken words in quiet and noisy environments.

Results & Discussion

You’ll receive your results immediately in an easy-to-understand format. We’ll walk through what everything means and, if needed, discuss next steps.

What to Expect During Your Hearing Test

Your visit for a hearing test will start with a conversation about your health history, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have. From that point, we will guide you through several simple steps. These include:

Consultation

Hearing Evaluation

Pure Tone Audiometry

Speech Reception & Word Recognition

Results & Discussion

Consultation

We begin with a personal discussion about your hearing experiences, general health, and any symptoms you're noticing.

Hearing Evaluation

A visual inspection checks for blockages or issues in the outer ear, followed by a series of safe, non-invasive tests.

Pure Tone Audiometry

You’ll wear headphones and respond to a series of tones to determine the quietest sounds you can hear at various pitches.

Speech Reception & Word Recognition

We’ll test how well you understand spoken words in quiet and noisy environments.

Results & Discussion

You’ll receive your results immediately in an easy-to-understand format. We’ll walk through what everything means and, if needed, discuss next steps.
    No pressure, ever. Whether you need hearing aids, a follow-up, or no treatment at all, we’ll explain your options clearly, with zero sales pressure.
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    Who Should Get a Hearing Test?

    If you are questioning whether it is time for a hearing check, here is a quick guide to help. You may benefit from a hearing test if you fall into any of these categories:

    • Are Over Age 50 - Age-related hearing loss is common and often starts subtly.
    • Work in Noisy Environments - Construction, manufacturing, or music jobs can damage hearing over time.
    • Have a Family History of Hearing Loss - Genetics play a significant role in auditory health.
    • Struggle in social settings - Difficulty understanding conversation is often one of the first signs.
    • Experience Ringing in the Ears (Tinnitus) - A hearing test can help identify the cause and possible relief options.

    A hearing test is something you can do that will benefit your overall well-being and make an enormous difference in your quality of life.

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    It is never too early or too late to get your hearing checked. At Heritage Hearing and Lifelong Hearing Care, we provide personalized hearing evaluations without the pressure for adults of all ages.

    Schedule your hearing test today and take the first step toward better hearing.

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