HEARING TESTS
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If you’re experiencing signs of hearing loss or other hearing issues, you can consider visiting a hearing center in the Philippines and undergoing a hearing test.
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Puretone Audiometry (PTA)
This test is used to determine the degree and type of hearing loss for patients of all ages.
Aided Test
Hearing aid trial and fitting are available to determine the suitability and benefits of the hearing aid to the user.
Conditioned Play Audiometry (CPA)
The Conditioned Audiometry Test is for children (2 – 6 years old) and assesses the degree of their hearing loss.
Tympanometry / Impedance Audiometry
The Tympanometry or Impedance Audiometry test checks the functionality of the eardrum and middle ear.
Visual Reinforcement Observation Audiometry
This pediatric hearing test determines the degree of hearing loss in infants to toddlers (6 months to 2 1/2 years old).
Otoacoustic Emission Test (OAE)
The Otoacoustic Emission Test (OAE) is a newborn hearing test used to measure the integrity of the cochlea.
Speech Audiometry Test (SAT)
The Speech Audiometry Test (SAT) helps in evaluating the person’s ability to understand speech.
Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) / Auditory Steady State Response (ASSR)
The ABR or ASSR hearing test is an objective evaluation for hearing wherein the patient needs to be asleep.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Hearing Test in the Philippines
Do I need a hearing test?
If you’ve consistently experienced difficulties with hearing, it is advisable to undergo a hearing test. Common signs that may indicate the need for a hearing test include frequently asking others to repeat themselves, struggling to follow conversations, experiencing ringing or buzzing sounds, and difficulty hearing in noisy environments. Additionally, if you notice a decline in your ability to comprehend speech or if others express concerns about your hearing, seeking a hearing test is a proactive step toward maintaining auditory health.
Where can I get a hearing test?
To undergo a hearing test, you can schedule an appointment at specialized hearing centers in the Philippines, such as Active Hearing Center. With branches across Luzon and Visayas, the center can be accessible to individuals seeking comprehensive hearing assessments in Metro Manila and provincial areas. Additionally, some public and private hospitals provide hearing tests, including hearing screenings for newborns.
How much does a basic hearing test cost in the Philippines?
The price of a basic hearing test in the Philippines typically starts at around ₱650.00. However, the exact price may vary based on factors such as the specific type of hearing test being conducted and the facilities of the testing center. It’s advisable to check with the chosen hearing center for detailed information on pricing and any additional services included in the test.
What factors influence the cost of an audiometry test?
Several factors influence the price of an audiometry test, including the type of facility conducting the test, the specific type of hearing test being administered, and any additional services or consultations provided. It’s essential to inquire about these factors at the chosen testing center to get a clear understanding of the total cost and any potential additional expenses.
How can I find an affordable hearing test?
To find an affordable hearing test, consider researching hearing centers that may offer promotional discounts or special packages to make these tests more accessible. Some centers prioritize making hearing healthcare affordable and may have periodic promotions or discounted rates, especially for specific demographics. Additionally, reaching out directly to hearing centers and inquiring about any ongoing promotions or discounts can help individuals find more cost-effective options for their hearing tests.