If you find yourself asking people around you to repeat themselves, turning the volume up higher and higher on the TV, or feeling like your ears are plugged, it’s probably time for a hearing test. These are all signs that you might be experiencing hearing loss that might be more severe than the average case.
At American Hearing Care, our hearing aid specialists meet rigorous standards and receive advanced training to test your hearing and match you to the best hearing aids for your hearing health and lifestyle. When you come into one of our Georgia hearing center locations, you can have your hearing tested for free, or take advantage of our free hearing aid services with no obligation to purchase.
This simple test can be completed with just a pair of headphones.
This at-home service was designed for patients who can not get out of the house due to medical conditions or other circumstances, because everyone should have the opportunity to hear well regardless of their situation and needs. Call us today to ask about our free at-home hearing test.
When you book your free hearing test at GA Hearing Aid Factory Outlet, you can rest assured that our trained and certified specialists will treat you with the utmost care and respect.
After your free test, we can help you choose the most effective and affordable hearing aid option for you, and you can even try them on during the appointment. We know how hearing loss can affect your life in a dramatic way, so our goal is to make sure that you are comfortable and that you get the attention and care that you deserve. If you think you may be experiencing some hearing loss, book your free hearing test with us today.
When you book your free hearing test, you can expect to begin the appointment by having a conversation about your medical history with your hearing aid specialist. They will conduct a physical examination of your ear canal before testing your hearing using simple in-office diagnostic testing methods such as Pure-Tone Audiometry, Speech Recognition, or Tuning Fork Tests. The physical examination checks for problems that may be blocking sounds such as earwax or polyps.
There are many different ways in which our specialists can test your hearing. They include:
Before your hearing test, your specialist will explain each testing method and what you can expect. Our goal is to make sure that you are comfortable and that the transition to hearing aids is as convenient and affordable as possible.