Comprehensive Hearing Assessments in

St. John’s, Marystown, Grand Falls-Windsor, Corner Brook, & Harbour Grace

Upon realizing a hearing loss, many people don’t address it for up to seven years. That’s years of missing parts of conversations or shows you’re watching, not to mention the recent research linking untreated hearing loss with social isolation, memory problems, and cognitive decline.

If you’re thinking that you may need some assistance with hearing changes that you’ve noticed recently, don’t wait – visit Maico Hearing Service for a hearing evaluation.

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Where Can I Get a Hearing Test Near Me?

As one of the most trusted hearing clinics in Newfoundland and Labrador, we’re happy to help you with any and all hearing challenges you’re facing.

Our professional hearing assessments are thorough and provide immediate results – making sure that you’re one step further on your better-hearing journey.

St. John’s

Marystown

Grand Falls-Windsor

Corner Brook

Harbour Grace

How It Works

What Happens During a Comprehensive Hearing Assessment?

Your comprehensive hearing assessment will take up to 90 minutes to complete, and you’ll receive your results on the same day. But what happens during the appointment, from start to finish?

Arrival to Your Hearing Clinic

Upon your arrival to the clinic, a member of our friendly reception staff will welcome you and get your information to check you in for your appointment. We recommend that you arrive with plenty of time to get checked in – and enjoy a coffee, as each person who visits us for an appointment is offered a beverage!

Your audiologist will be notified once you arrive, and they’ll come to greet you for your appointment.

You’re encouraged to bring someone with you for your appointment – a second pair of ears to help understand what’s going on can often be a huge help!

Your audiologist will be notified once you arrive, and they’ll come to greet you for your appointment.

You’re encouraged to bring someone with you for your appointment – a second pair of ears to help understand what’s going on can often be a huge help!

Consultation

We’ll walk you through what happens throughout the evaluation, so you’ll know exactly what to expect from our professional team of hearing care specialists.

Your hearing assessment starts with a chat about you – your medical history and your current lifestyle. We do this so we can better understand your hearing and listening needs, as well as provide a good starting point for our relationship. The journey to better hearing isn’t walked alone; we’re with you, every step of the way.

Evaluation

We’ll look into and around your ears, searching for any abnormalities that may affect your hearing, such as signs of infection, damage, or earwax.

Your hearing assessment may include any or all of the following tests:

Tympanometry (measures how your middle ear is working, detecting fluid behind the eardrum, perforated eardrums, or impacted wax)

Acoustic Reflex Testing (measures your middle ear’s response to loud sounds)

Pure-Tone Audiometry (transmission of different tones and frequencies through earphones)

Bone Conduction Testing (assesses the hearing sensitivity of the inner ear)

Speech Audiometry (tests how well you hear, process, and understand speech)

Speech-in-Noise Testing (how well you can understand speech in the presence of background noise)

Through these tests, we’ll gather a clearer understanding of your current hearing sensitivity and determine the best treatment plan for you.