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Hearing Tests

A hearing evaluation usually consists of four main parts: case history, otoscopic examination, pure-tone audiometry, and speech audiometry. The case history is a review of the patient's medical history and current symptoms. It provides us with a glimpse of your overall hearing health while also allowing us to foresee how you perform in the later stages of the evaluation.

The otoscopic examination is a visual inspection of the ear canal and eardrum. It allows us to find and resolve any physical blockages. Pure-tone audiometry is a test of the patient's ability to hear tones of different pitches and helps to determine the source of your hearing impairment. Speech audiometry is a test of the patient's ability to understand spoken words. It will show how you might respond to different hearing devices as treatment.

Hearing evaluations are important for diagnosing hearing impairments and determining the best course of treatment. At TruFidelity Hearing, we will apply any number of these diagnostics necessary to formulate the optimal course of action for your unique situation.

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Hearing Aid Repair

Hearing aids are complex technological wonders that are comprised of countless minute parts that work in unison to provide you with a greater hearing experience. These devices are no different from any other tools or instruments that we use in our daily lives and become worn out or damaged over time. We understand the importance of having accurate, fully functional hearing aids and we always strive to make sure our patients are satisfied with their service. This is why we work with manufacturers to ensure that their warranties are honored.

At TruFidelity Hearing, we can usually amend most problems that your hearing aids might encounter. Do keep in mind, however, that newly purchased hearing aids always come with warranties that cover a wide variety of services and repairs.

In the event that your hearing aid is damaged beyond repair, we can help you select a similar device that best suits your individual requirements. Rest assured that no matter what your situation is, our experts will work closely with you to determine how to best proceed with your device.

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Assistive Listening Devices

There are a number of assistive listening devices on the market, and choosing the right one can be tricky. Our highly trained staff will guide you in selecting the one that best fits your lifestyle needs. Here is a rundown of some of the most popular types of devices to help you make a decision. One type of assistive listening device is an amplifier. Smaller amplifiers can be clipped onto clothing and worn close to the body, while larger amplifiers are usually stationary and placed near the person who is speaking. These devices amplify sound, making it easier to hear in noisy environments.

Another type of device is a system with multiple speakers that is set up throughout a room or auditorium. These systems typically use infrared or radio waves to transmit sound, and they can be used in conferences, classrooms, or other large venues. Lastly, there are devices that use vibrational technology to transmit sound. These devices are often used by people who have severe hearing loss or are deaf. There are many different types of assistive listening devices available, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Let us help you engage and communicate in any situation that life may throw at you by providing the best assistive listening device today!

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Tinnitus

Tinnitus is a condition that causes a ringing or buzzing noise in the ears despite no external source. The sound may be soft or loud, and it can occur constantly or intermittently. To some people, it can be just a minor annoyance, while other people find it hard to function normally due to its severity. Tinnitus is often caused by exposure to loud noise, but it can also result from head or neck injuries, earwax buildup, certain medications, and other health conditions. In many cases, tinnitus can be managed with lifestyle changes, such as avoiding exposure to loud noise, managing stress levels, and avoiding alcohol and caffeine.

Other times, hearing aids or other assistive devices are needed to mitigate the symptoms of tinnitus. There is no known cure for tinnitus, but many strategies and therapies exist that can help reduce or neutralize its effects. Our team of hearing professionals know which ones to employ, often in combination with today's technology, to get the most effective results for you. Some of the primary treatment options include:

Sound Machines: Sound machines generate soothing, calming sounds that can help to mask the ringing sound associated with tinnitus. There are many different types of sound machines, ranging from white noise machines to ambient noise machines. Each type of machine is designed to generate a specific type of sound. White noise machines, for example, generate a low, consistent noise, while ambient noise machines are designed to create a more natural sound, like the sound of wind or waves. These devices can effectively reduce the ringing noise associated with tinnitus and help you to get a better night's sleep.
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy: Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) focuses on the neurological effects of tinnitus, aiming to retrain the auditory system to reduce the perception of tinnitus. It is typically used in conjunction with counseling and sound therapy to provide relief to those suffering from the condition. During counseling, the patient works with a trained counselor to identify potential causes of tinnitus, such as noise exposure or stress. The sound therapy component involves the use of specially designed noise generators to provide relief from tinnitus. The therapy also includes instruction on lifestyle changes, such as reducing stress or avoiding certain loud or irritating noises.
Hearing Aids: Although their primary function is to treat hearing loss, hearing aids are also frequently recommended as a solution for tinnitus. They can be equipped with a variety of features to mask or reduce tinnitus sounds. Hearing aids are mainly used to amplify sounds so that you can hear better, which helps to reduce tinnitus symptoms if you have both hearing loss and tinnitus. They can also emit white noise to drown out tinnitus sounds.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Cognitive behavioral therapy is a type of therapy that helps people change their thoughts and behaviors. The goal of cognitive behavioral therapy is to help people improve their ability to function in day-to-day life. When applied to tinnitus, it strives to alter the negatively associated thought patterns to alleviate stress and discomfort.

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TruFidelity Hearing is a mobile clinic.

Mobile hearing services provide a unique opportunity for individuals who need hearing care without the hassle or expense associated with visiting a traditional audiology center.

Our mobile hearing services offer a comprehensive overview of hearing healthcare.

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Hearing Tests

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Hearing Aid Repair

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Assistive Listening Devices

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Tinnitus

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