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Hearing Tests

Comprehensive diagnostic hearing assessments for all ages.

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Diagnostic Excellence

Professional Hearing Assessments

At HearWell Audiology Clinic, we provide a range of diagnostic hearing tests to evaluate your hearing ability and identify potential hearing difficulties. Our assessments help us understand your hearing needs and guide appropriate care using suitable diagnostic technology.

Our Assessments

Types of Hearing Tests

  • PTA

    Standard Hearing Threshold Measurement

    Pure-Tone Audiometry (PTA)

    Pure-tone audiometry is a safe, non-invasive hearing test that measures your ability to hear sounds at different frequencies and volumes. It helps identify the type and degree of hearing loss.

    Duration:20–30 minutes

  • Speech Understanding Assessment

    Speech Audiometry

    Speech audiometry evaluates how well you hear and understand spoken words. It helps assess speech recognition and discrimination, providing useful information about your hearing and communication abilities.

    Duration:15–25 minutes

  • ABR

    Neurological Hearing Evaluation

    Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR)

    ABR is an objective hearing test that measures the brainstem's response to sound. It may be recommended for newborns, infants, children, and individuals who cannot complete conventional hearing tests.

    Duration:45–60 minutes

  • ASSR

    Objective Hearing Threshold Measurement

    Auditory Steady-State Response (ASSR)

    ASSR is an objective test used to estimate hearing thresholds across different frequencies. It can be particularly useful when assessing infants, young children, and patients who cannot reliably respond to conventional hearing tests.

    Duration:30–45 minutes

  • Tymp

    Middle Ear Function Assessment

    Tympanometry (Tymp)

    Tympanometry evaluates middle ear function by measuring eardrum movement in response to changes in air pressure. It helps identify possible middle ear problems, including fluid buildup and eardrum mobility issues.

    Duration:5–10 minutes

  • Tinnitus Pitch and Loudness Assessment

    Tinnitus Matching

    Tinnitus matching helps characterize the pitch and perceived loudness of ringing, buzzing, or other sounds experienced in the ears. The results can support the development of an individualized tinnitus management plan.

    Duration:20–40 minutes

  • REM

    Hearing Aid Verification

    Real-Ear Measurement (REM)

    Real-ear measurement evaluates how a hearing aid amplifies sound inside the ear canal. It helps verify hearing aid performance and supports adjustments tailored to the patient's hearing needs.

    Duration:30–45 minutes

The HearWell Difference

Why Choose HearWell for Hearing Tests?

We combine appropriate diagnostic technology with professional guidance to help you better understand your hearing health.

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  • Expert Audiologists

    Professional assessment and guidance to help evaluate your hearing concerns.

  • Advanced Equipment

    Modern diagnostic tools to support detailed hearing assessments.

  • Personalized Consultation

    Clear explanations of your results and guidance on appropriate next steps.

Hearing Test FAQs

Everything You Need to Know About Hearing Tests

Still have a question?

Message our team on WhatsApp or call 0345 0992968.

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Consider a hearing test if you struggle to follow conversations, frequently ask people to repeat themselves, increase the television volume, or notice changes in your hearing.

No. Most hearing tests are non-invasive and painless. Some tests may involve headphones, small sensors, or a probe placed in the ear.

Most routine hearing assessments take around 20–30 minutes. More specialized tests may take longer, depending on the type of assessment and individual needs.

Yes. Hearing assessments can help identify hearing difficulties in children and infants. The appropriate test depends on the child's age, development, and hearing concerns.

A hearing test evaluates your hearing ability and identifies potential hearing loss. A hearing aid assessment helps determine whether hearing aids may be suitable and which options best meet your needs.

A hearing test can identify associated hearing difficulties, but it cannot determine every possible cause of tinnitus. Further medical evaluation may be recommended when appropriate.

Ready to Schedule Your Hearing Test?

Take the first step towards understanding your hearing health. Contact our team to discuss your needs and arrange a hearing assessment at HearWell Audiology Clinic, Rawalpindi.