Hearing Test

Our office provides comprehensive hearing tests whether it’s to get a baseline idea of your hearing levels, for work, or for a hearing aid.

Hearing Test at Bloom Hearing

At Bloom Hearing Boutique, our goal is to ensure you and your family achieve the best possible hearing.

We offer comprehensive hearing tests, where our clinician will thoroughly assess your hearing, discuss treatment options, and recommend only what you truly need.

We prioritize an honest discussion about your lifestyle and preferences to identify any issues and provide effective solutions.

An audiologist using a scope to look inside a patient's ear

Fees

    • Free verbal results provided

    • $80 for report

    • Free verbal results provided

    • Report sent directly to referring doctor

  • $80 with verbal results and report

What does a Bloom Hearing test look like?

  • Consultation

    We start discussing your hearing health history and concerns in detail. 

    Now is the time to bring up any concerns you have.

  • Otoscopy

    Visual examination of your ears.

    We use an otoscope to look for any membrane perforations, scars, or potential causes for hearing loss.

  • Hearing Test

    We test your ear drum pressure, your ability to hear different volumes and frequencies with and without background noise, and your speech recognition. 

  • Findings and Plan

    We will review the results and explain the test. Our clinician will offer individual advice and recommendations.

    We encourage you to ask questions to get the best understanding of your hearing and solutions.

Signs you may have hearing loss

  • Frequently asking others to repeat themselves

  • Feeling that people mumble or speak unclearly

  • Difficulty following conversations, especially in noisy places

  • Turning up the TV, radio, or phone volume higher than others prefer

  • Struggling to hear on the phone

  • Trouble understanding high-pitched voices (children or women)

  • Feeling exhausted or stressed from trying to listen

  • Ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears (tinnitus)

  • Avoiding social situations because hearing is difficult

  • Noticing that everyday sounds seem dull or distant

A young man wearing a hearing aid watch a cello player

  • Book an appointment for a hearing test if you are curious about your hearing!

    For individuals working in noisy environments, enjoy loud hobbies (concerts, shooting range, etc.), or have a family history of hearing loss, you can have hearing loss without knowing. 

    You can stay proactive with your hearing health by having a baseline idea of your hearing levels.

  • Conductive hearing loss (CHL) blocks sound in the outer/middle ear, making sounds muffled but often treatable with medicine/surgery. Typically CHL is caused by wax, infection, fluid, and eardrum perforation.

    Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) damages the inner ear/nerve, affecting clarity and volume, and is permanent, requiring hearing aids or implants. Usually SNHL is caused by aging, loud noise, disease, and genetics.

  • Yes! Over time, there will be gradual damage and loss of the tiny sensory hair cells within the inner ear's cochlea. These hair cells convert sound vibrations into electrical signals sent to the brain and do not regenerate once damaged. As a result, age-related hearing loss is permanent.

When to Get Your Hearing Checked

  • You notice any of the signs above

  • Friends or family mention that you don’t seem to hear well

  • You work in a noisy environment or are exposed to loud sounds regularly

  • You experience ringing or fullness in your ears

  • You’ve had chronic ear infections, an ear injury, or a sudden change in hearing

  • It’s been more than a year since your last hearing test

Contact Us

Our office is by appointment only. 

Please contact our office by phone, email, or the contact form. 

Typical response time is within 1 business day.

Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday: 9AM to 5PM

Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED

Our office is closed on all statutory holidays