A hearing test takes the guesswork out of why sounds feel muffled, why you keep asking people to repeat themselves, or why one ear seems weaker than the other. At ENT Urgent Care, an ENT-focused provider runs the test and reviews the results with you the same visit
A hearing test, or audiogram, measures how well you hear across different pitches and volumes in each ear. The result is a clear map of where your hearing is strong and where it drops off, which is the starting point for any treatment, including whether a device would help.
A hearing test maps your hearing levels across pitches and volumes to identify hearing loss and guide the right treatment.
Measures how clearly you hear different sounds, pitches, and volumes.
Shows where your hearing is strong and where it may drop off.
Helps identify possible causes of hearing changes or discomfort.
Guides treatment, follow-up care, or hearing aid recommendations.
These everyday signs are some of the most common reasons patients come in for a hearing evaluation.
A simple step-by-step test to understand your hearing and guide the right care.
Your hearing test is quick and painless. You’ll listen to tones and words through headphones and respond when you hear them. Your provider then reviews your audiogram results, explains what they show, and recommends next steps such as treatment, monitoring, or a hearing device.
Your hearing test is reviewed by ENT-focused providers, so your results are connected to a possible cause, not just a score. Common treatable issues like earwax, fluid, infection, or inflammation can be checked during the same visit, helping you leave with clear answers and a practical care plan.
If you need help deciding whether virtual care is right for you, our team is here to assist.
If you need help deciding whether virtual care is right for you, our team is here to assist.
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