06/16/2026 | Hearing Test, Patient Resources
After a hearing test, your audiologist will show you an audiogram — a graph that maps out exactly how well you hear different sounds. For many patients, this is the first time they’ve seen one, and it can be confusing without context. This article explains what...
11/04/2025 | Hearing Test
Tinnitus, commonly referred to as the ringing in the ears, can be a distressing condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It can manifest as a constant or intermittent noise—such as ringing, buzzing, hissing, or whistling—and can significantly impact...
06/01/2025 | Frequently Asked Questions, Hearing Loss, Hearing Test, Patient Resources
A basic hearing test measures how softly you can hear sounds across different pitches and helps identify the type, shape, and severity of hearing loss using air and bone conduction testing. Understanding your audiogram explains why sounds may feel unclear or muffled...
10/27/2024 | Hearing Test
Hearing tests help us understand how well a person can hear. They are important because hearing loss often happens slowly, so many people don’t notice it until it becomes a big problem. Different hearing tests are used for different age groups, such as special tests...
03/22/2023 | Hearing Test, Patient Resources
What spurred our teleaudiology services? Back in April, when ‘Stay at Home’ orders were put in place across Alabama, many audiologists and hearing care professionals closed their doors, resulting in many people struggling to find the help or advice they needed. At...
03/20/2023 | Frequently Asked Questions, Hearing Loss, Hearing Test, Patient Resources, Physicians Resource
Hearing loss has a tendency to creep up on you. Most people are unaware that they have any kind of problem until they have an advanced condition or a loved one insists on a hearing test. Early detection of hearing loss allows me a broader range of treatment options...
