Is it Time for a Hearing Test?

In most cases, hearing loss isn’t as easy to notice as any other symptoms - but that doesn’t make it less urgent to seek treatment.    

1. Do you find it easy to hear but difficult to understand what others are saying? Does it sound like they are mumbling or talking too quietly?

2. Group conversations may be hard to keep up with, especially if there’s background noise. 

3. Do you often ask others to repeat themselves? It might be a sign of hearing loss.

4. Have other people outright said that you have problems with hearing?   

5. Do you rely on your spouse or a close family member/friend to help fill in the parts you missed during the conversation?

6. Do you crank up the TV or your music so loud that others ask you to turn it down?

7. Do you have trouble with conversations over the phone or during video calls?
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If you said “yes” to any of these scenarios schedule a hearing test with Pure Sound Hearing.

A hearing test can be conducted by a licensed hearing healthcare professional. The test is painless, and the person who performs the test determines whether you have hearing loss. Sometimes it might be impacted earwax. 

If you do have hearing loss, and hearing aids would be beneficial to you, your hearing healthcare provider may also be able to provide and program your hearing aids for you. Everyone’s hearing loss is unique, so calibrating your specific hearing needs in a programmable setting is necessary to get the most out of your hearing aids. 

Contact us at Pure Sound Hearing for a complimentary hearing test and consultation with one of our hearing aid providers.    

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