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If you recognize any of the following signs of hearing loss, its a good idea to book a free hearing test:

• Need help to adjust your current hearing aids
• If you suspect that your hearing has changed
• If you struggle to hear what other people are saying
• If you turn up the volume on tv to hear what is being said
• If you have turned 60 and have not had your hearing tested recently

If answers to any one of these is a YES then it would be advisable to book a FREE hearing test at our Duncan clinic.

The best possible treatment is simple and easy. There are three steps to start:

1. A hearing assessment – You sit restfully in a noise-controlled environment wearing a comfortable set of headphones. You will be asked to press a button in response to a series of tones. Your responses will help us know the exact state of your hearing health. The test will last about an hour.
2. An examination – Once we have quantified your hearing health, one of our hearing care professionals will examine your ears. The examination is painless and will help us determine possible causes if there is hearing loss (e.g. wax build up, infection).
3. An interview – This is the most important step in the process. Our hearing care professional will ask you about how your hearing health has affected you. It’s a simple conversation that will yield the final pieces needed to make the perfect recommendation to fit your needs.

You and your loved ones also receive advice on how to best communicate in different everyday situations, both with and without a hearing aid.

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• HearingLife's hearing care specialists in Duncan can also assist you in testing new and improved hearing aids or other products that can help your hearing.
• The technology behind hearing aids improve every year and the new hearing aids can bring your hearing closer to a normal hearing
• If your current hearing aids does not help you to hear well, then we might be able to adjust them so they better fit your hearing
• You have a relative with a hearing loss

This is how hearing aids work

• Digital hearing aids are made up of a powerful minicomputer.
• The minicomputer analyses the sound environment from data gathered by the microphones. The computer selects the sounds you need help with.
• The highest quality and best hearing aids only amplify the parts of sound you need help with. They also remove any excess sound and amplify the personalized result in your ear.

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