HEARING EVALUTATION
DIAGNOSTIC AUDIOLOGIC EVALUATION

a Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation
The Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation includes:
- Case History
- Otoscopy
- Immittance Testing : Assessment of middle ear status
- Otoacoustic Emission Testing: Measurement of outer hair cell function of the cochlea
- Pure tone testing
- Speech and word testing
HOW We Hear
The ear is a complex system comprised of the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear. In our office, the hearing test evaluates total ear function (outer, middle, and inner ear).
The outer ear picks up sound waves, then the tympanic membrane, or the “ear drum”, vibrates and sends these signals to the middle ear.
The middle ear contains a chain of three small bones; these bones vibrate and send the sound signals to the inner ear.
The inner ear houses thousands of sensory cells. The sensory cells pick up the sound signal and transmit it to the VIII nerve. The nerve sends the signal to the brain, and the brain attaches meaning to the sounds you heard.
If you experience tinnitus (ringing in the ears), fullness or a clogged sensation in your ears, ear pain, trouble understanding conversations, it is advised to schedule an appointment with one of our physicians and an audiologist.

a Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation
The Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation includes:
- Case History
- Otoscopy
- Immittance Testing : Assessment of middle ear status
- Otoacoustic Emission Testing: Measurement of outer hair cell function of the cochlea
- Pure tone testing
- Speech and word testing

HOW We Hear
The ear is a complex system comprised of the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear. In our office, the hearing test evaluates total ear function (outer, middle, and inner ear).
The outer ear picks up sound waves, then the tympanic membrane, or the “ear drum”, vibrates and sends these signals to the middle ear.
The middle ear contains a chain of three small bones; these bones vibrate and send the sound signals to the inner ear.
The inner ear houses thousands of sensory cells. The sensory cells pick up the sound signal and transmit it to the VIII nerve. The nerve sends the signal to the brain, and the brain attaches meaning to the sounds you heard.
If you experience tinnitus (ringing in the ears), fullness or a clogged sensation in your ears, ear pain, trouble understanding conversations, it is advised to schedule an appointment with one of our physicians and an audiologist.

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CORAL GABLES
Coral Gables Audiologist

747 Ponce De Leon Blvd.
Suite 305
Coral Gables, FL 33134
NORTH MIAMI
North Miami Audiologist

1801 NE 123rd St.
Suite 315
North Miami, FL 33181
BRICKELL / CORAL WAY
Coral Way Audiologist

1330 SW 22nd St.
Suite 403
Miami, FL 33145
HALLANDALE
Hallandale Audiologist

2100 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd.
Suite 405
Hallandale, FL 33009