EXPERIENCING HEARING LOSS?
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WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE HEARING TEST?
During the hearing test, you will be asked to adjust a volume slider until you can comfortably hear the sounds being played. The test is very user-friendly, with large clear images and written directions to help you navigate. To test your hearing, we will play you everyday sounds such as people talking, birds chirping, or the sound of a fan blowing. With each sound you’re able to hear, we’ll let you know what types of similar sounds you would be able to hear well, given your response.
Next, we will speak a word in an environment that might make it harder to hear. For instance, we might say “bus” in the middle of a crowded restaurant or “shoe” while a train passes by. We will ask you to select the word you heard said. You will have four words to choose from. There are no wrong answers. You choose the word that you heard. Answering truthfully helps us to know how clearly you are hearing the words that are spoken. At the end of the test, we will let you know how you did on each section and what this means about your hearing. If you might benefit from assistance with your hearing, we’ll offer options to help you.
SIGNS OF HEARING LOSS
- Thinking people are mumbling when they talk to you.
- Needing to turn the TV down to hear someone talking.
- Asking someone to speak into your “good ear”.
- Trouble discerning phone conversations.
- Difficulty hearing a conversation in a restaurant.
- Frequently asking others to speak more slowly, clearly, or loudly.
- Trouble hearing consonants.
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Any questions? Call Us at (780) 784-1349
The link below will take you to our recommended free online hearing test. If you want to get a more accurate and professional in-person assessment, please contact our office.


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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can come in for a hearing test without insuramce. We offer services at an affordable rate for those without insurance. Contact us today to learn more about our hearing services.
Yes, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member to your hearing test appointment. They can provide you with support and also help you understand the results of your hearing test, as well as any advice our audiologists may provide.
Annual hearing tests are recommended once you turn 60 or if you are exposed to loud noises regularly. Our audiologists can help find any problems with your hearing and recommend the best way to take care of it.
The hearing test itself is non-invasive and does not require any injections or medical procedures. After the test, it is possible that you may experience slight discomfort from wearing the headphones for a prolonged period. If this happens, remove the headphones and take a break before continuing with your appointment. Our audiologists will be more than happy to provide you with additional breaks if needed.
At Melody Audiology, we offer complimentary hearing tests to people 65 years or older.
At Melody Audiology, we work hard to give you the most accurate hearing test results. Our certified audiologists have the experience and knowledge to identify any issues with your hearing and recommend the best action to improve or maintain it. We use various tools and techniques to assess factors related to how you understand different sounds, including pitch, loudness, and clarity. The results help our audiologists determine the best solution for your individual needs.
Before your hearing test, it is important to prepare your ears by cleaning them thoroughly (do not use cotton swabs for this) and abstaining from loud activities. Our audiologists can provide you with more detailed instructions on how to properly clean and care for your ears before the test. Additionally, we recommend taking a break from noisy environments or activities at least 24 hours before the appointment, as this can affect the accuracy of your hearing test results.