Hearing Screening Check | Pure Tone audiometry

Wearing hearing aids makes me feel younger again as I can hear and do not need to ask people to repeat themselves Dr M.H. Oxford

If your hearing has deteriorated, it is important to see whether hearing aids can help – out of consideration for your friends, family and others, because one’s deafness is a trouble for them. The latest generation of advanced digital hearing aids are hugely sophisticated and very unobtrusive. Sir J.H. Oxford

Having been to several different place in the past, both NHS and private, I would highly recommend Oxford Hearing Centre to all! Miss N.O. Didcot

After years of thinking that my Hi-Fi unit didn't produce enough high frequency sound and that my family tended to mumble quietly, I got my first hearing aids I have never regretted choosing to use Oxford Hearing Centre. I have recommended them to a number of friends. Mr M. C. – Oxfordshire

I am profoundly deaf but wonderful hearing aids and the excellent service I have always received at the Oxford Hearing Centre has enabled me to lead a full and very active social life with all my hearing friends. I recommend OHC to everyone with a hearing loss Mrs P.M. Oxfordshire

I really feel my hearing is in safe hands, and I don’t any longer regards myself as someone with a hearing loss! Thank you so much Mrs M.P. Milton Keynes

Following an ear examination, the hearing screen check, called pure tone audiometry, takes place in a soundproofed hearing booth or personal sound enclosure. The audiologist will place ear tips into your ears and ask you to respond when you hear various tones at different frequencies. Each ear is tested separately. The results are then plotted on a chart called an audiogram. The results are explained, and if there is any significant hearing loss detected, then a further appointment is recommended for a full audiological assessment.