Hearing & Speech

Our Hearing services encompass a comprehensive range of evaluations, treatments, and interventions to address various hearing challenges. These include hearing assessments, hearing aid fitting and rehabilitation, auditory rehabilitation, and specialized counseling.

Determining whether you need a hearing aid involves recognizing the signs of hearing loss and evaluating how it impacts your daily life. Here are some common indicators that you might benefit from using a hearing aid:

1. Difficulty in Conversations: It could be a sign of hearing loss if you struggle to understand conversations, especially in noisy environments or when multiple people are talking.
2. Increasing Volume: If you find yourself frequently turning up the volume on your TV, radio, or electronic devices, your hearing might be compromised.
3. Muffled Sounds: If you perceive sounds as muffled or unclear, even after adjusting the volume, it’s a sign that you might have hearing loss.
4. Frequent Misunderstandings: If you often misunderstand what others are saying or need them to repeat themselves, it could indicate hearing difficulties.
5. Social Withdrawal: Hearing loss can lead to social isolation due to communication challenges, causing you to avoid social gatherings or conversations.
6. Tinnitus: If you experience ringing, buzzing, or other sounds in your ears (tinnitus), it might be associated with hearing loss.
7. Struggling on the Phone: If you find it hard to hear conversations on the phone, even when the volume is adequate, it could be due to hearing loss.
8. Fatigue and Stress: Straining to hear can be mentally and physically tiring, leading to fatigue and increased stress levels.
9. Difficulty in Hearing High-Pitched Sounds: Hearing loss often affects high-pitched sounds like doorbells, alarms, or birds chirping.
10. Family and Friends’ Observations: Loved ones might notice your hearing difficulties before you do. If they mention that you’re frequently asking them to repeat themselves, it’s worth considering.

Our team of experts can guide you through the process of selecting and fitting appropriate hearing aids. We consider your individual hearing needs, preferences, and lifestyle to ensure that you receive hearing aids that enhance your listening experiences.

Speech Therapy, also known as Speech-Language Therapy, is a specialized field of healthcare that focuses on diagnosing, evaluating, and treating communication disorders related to speech, language, voice, and fluency. It aims to improve individuals’ ability to communicate effectively, express themselves clearly, and enhance their overall communication skills.

Speech Therapy benefits individuals of all age groups, from children to adults. It is suitable for those experiencing challenges in articulation (pronunciation of sounds), expressive and receptive language (using and understanding language), fluency (stuttering), voice quality, and other communication difficulties.

Auditory rehabilitation includes exercises and strategies designed to improve auditory skills, such as listening, speech comprehension, and sound localization. This process helps individuals optimize their ability to interpret and respond to various auditory stimuli.