Annually for those over 60 years old, plus more frequent checks for those with loud noise exposure or existing hearing issues. Early detection is key, so get checked sooner if you notice difficulty understanding speech or ringing in the ears.

Most hearing evaluations take up to 60 minutes, including a consultation to review your results.

You’ll need a baseline hearing test to determine your specific needs, which is FREE. A Hearing Instrument Specialist will assess your hearing, ask about your daily activities, work, and health to find hearing aids that fit your lifestyle. If hearing loss is detected, we’ll do an audiogram and you’ll get to ‘test drive’ the newest technology right on the spot. You’ll hear the difference immediately and see how they feel in real-world situations—all before making any decisions.

Yes. Many hearing aids can reduce the perception of tinnitus by amplifying external sounds, and some include built-in tinnitus relief features.

Bringing a companion is highly encouraged. Why? Because we’ll test not only how well you hear sounds—but also how well you understand speech in real-life situations. Having someone you know well helps us get the most accurate results.