Know your hearing’s picking up everything it needs
Hearing provides your brain with real-time information about what’s happening in the world at that precise moment.
So getting a baseline for your hearing, then checking it routinely just like eyes and teeth, is the only way to be sure it’s performing as it should be.
That’s why Audify offer a comprehensive range of different types of hearing assessments including pure tone audiometry, otoacoustic emissions and speech-in-noise testing so you know your hearing is always ready.
1. Get a baseline for your hearing…
*Not currently available for children
2. …then get your hearing checked routinely
The only way to be sure our hearing remains up to the task is to check it routinely, just like we do our eyes and teeth.
Think of it this way. We get the brakes on our cars checked regularly; even if everything appears to be fine. We don’t leave it to chance, because we want to be certain they won’t let us down when we need them most.
The same principle applies to our hearing.
Regular hearing checks pick up changes in our hearing far more effectively, and far earlier, than we could otherwise. That way we minimise our risk of mishearing, and catch any preventable (but otherwise serious) problems and risks to our health.
How often should I get my hearing checked?
Audify recommend the following:
What type of hearing test do you need?
Standard Hearing Check
Get a baseline for your hearing or routine hearing check. Carried out by a fully qualified audiologist in accordance with BSA recommended procedures.
Medico-Legal Hearing Assessment
Choose this appointment if you are booking a hearing assessment on the instruction of a solicitor, employer or other third party.
Emergency Hearing Check
If your hearing has dropped suddenly or rapidly within the last two weeks, book immediately for an emergency appointment. We may try to contact you to book you in sooner if we can.
