Your Center for Comprehensive Hearing Assessments
Each year you prioritize getting your eyesight tested, your teeth cleaned, and scheduling your annual physical, but when was your last hearing test?
Hearing care often falls by the wayside; many individuals believe that you don’t need hearing care until you get to a certain age. However, hearing loss can affect anyone of any age, and can lead to several other health-related side-effects like balance disorders, cognitive decline, and more.
Comprehensive, affordable hearing care that puts your needs first and ensures you get the gold-standard service you deserve isn’t out of reach.
With just one hearing test, you can take control of your hearing health and understand what levels your hearing is at, so you can look after your ears for as long as you can.

What Happens During Your Hearing Assessment?
If you’re unsure of what happens during your hearing assessment, you can learn more about the step-by-step process that begins your hearing health journey with us.
#1 – A Friendly Conversation
Your appointment starts with a conversation about you and your:
- Occupation
- Lifestyle (hobbies, special interests, and leisure activities)
- Medical history
- Medications you’re taking
- History of hearing problems in your family.
We like to get to know you and your life outside our clinic; with this information about you, we can identify potential conditions or causes of your hearing challenges.
#2 – A Physical Examination of Your Ears
Your ears will be thoroughly examined with an otoscope to ensure that your hearing challenges aren’t due to infection or earwax impaction. This also allows us to rule out or confirm any damage to the structures of your ear canal and eardrum.
In some cases, removing earwax, or foreign objects may restore your hearing, while in others, medications or the removal of a growth provides the solution.
#3 – Your Hearing Test
The tests that your audiologist will have you take could include:
Tympanometry
A burst of air into your ear to evaluate the reaction of your middle ear.
Pure Tone Audiometry
Listening to different frequencies in a soundproof booth.
Word Recognition Testing
Using spoken words and sounds to assess your speech understanding.
Bone Conduction Testing
A bone conduction headband tests for sensorineural hearing loss.
Otoacoustic Emissions
Using specialist equipment to measure otoacoustic emissions.
Play Audiometry for Children
For pediatric appointments, we use games to help children feel comfortable during hearing tests.
With a variety of tests to help us understand your hearing challenges, you’ll be able to see exactly where your ears are struggling, and we’ll help you figure out your best treatment options.
#4 – Your Results and Next Steps
You’ll receive your results on the same day as the hearing assessment; we’ll happily answer any of your questions about your results, especially regarding your treatment options for results that indicate hearing loss.
If your results indicate normal hearing, your audiologist will go over various risks related to your lifestyle choices, activities, and hobbies and recommend measures that can help prevent hearing loss.
Concerned About Your Hearing?
For residents of Conroe, The Woodlands, Tomball, North Cypress, and Wharton, getting access to quality hearing care has never been easier.
Unbundled hearing care from Clarity Hearing ensures that you get industry-leading hearing healthcare from a team of dedicated professionals, without any excess services that you don’t need. You choose your journey for your ears, and we take care of the rest with insurance coverage and transparent pricing plans, including our “pay what you need” model.
No matter your hearing loss challenges, you can understand your current range of hearing with the help of a hearing test from our team of experts.

FAQs About
Hearing Assessments
Hearing loss tends to sneak up on you, which is one of the reasons that you’ve probably been putting off hearing care.
Here are ten key signs of hearing loss to help you recognize your own hearing loss or that of a friend, coworker, or loved one.
#1 – How long does a hearing test take?
A hearing assessment typically takes up to an hour to complete. You’ll receive your detailed and comprehensive results on the same day.
#2 – What are the signs of hearing loss?
Some signs of hearing loss include:
- Struggling to follow conversation in crowded environments
- Needing to turn up the radio or the TV volume
- Talking on the phone is more difficult than you remember
- Some sounds feel louder or quieter than normal
- You feel unsteady on your feet.
- It’s hard to enjoy loud social events.
- You’re easily distracted.
- You’re forgetting things that people tell you.
If you’ve noticed some similar struggles, please don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule a hearing assessment.
#3 – What happens if my results show I need hearing aids?
If your results show hearing loss challenges, we’re happy to chat with you about the best options for your treatment, including hearing aids.
At the end of the day, the decision of what to do with your hearing health lies with you. We can provide many recommendations that fit with your lifestyle and hearing loss needs, but you get the final say on which make and model you’d like to partner with.
#4 – Will my insurance cover my hearing aids?
Unfortunately, there’s not a yes or no answer to this; every insurance plan is different in what they do and do not cover regarding hearing care.
We recommend you check with your provider to find out what you’re covered for, or contact our insurance specialist for assistance.
#5 – Why do I need a hearing test?
Background noise is a problem for everyone. However, those with normal hearing are able to screen out certain types of noise, like traffic, but at a party or in a restaurant, those with hearing loss begin to struggle with the ability to screen out competing voices nearby and focus on a specific conversation in front of them.
We encourage you to get a hearing test if you’ve noticed some struggles in your hearing – or if your family has a history of hearing loss that preventative care could save you some conflict in the long run.
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