Do you experience this?
Select everything that applies. This isn't a diagnosis — it's a map.
Difficulty following conversations in groups
Restaurants, family gatherings, meetings with multiple voices
Struggling to understand callers clearly
Asking people to repeat themselves on the phone
Raising the TV volume more than before
Others in the room find the volume uncomfortably high
Frequently asking people to repeat themselves
Especially in quiet one-on-one conversations
Ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears
Tinnitus — often a first indicator of noise exposure or loss
Missing high-pitched sounds (birds, doorbells)
High-frequency loss is the most common pattern in adults
Feeling mentally tired after conversations
Listening fatigue from compensating for reduced clarity
Child's teacher flagged delayed speech response
Pediatric hearing concerns warrant early evaluation
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What happens during your visit.
A complete evaluation takes approximately 60 minutes. Scroll to check each step.
Patient Intake & History
10 minWe review your hearing history, lifestyle, and specific concerns.
Otoscopy
5 minVisual inspection of the ear canal and tympanic membrane.
Tympanometry
5 minMeasures how well your eardrum responds to pressure changes.
Pure-Tone Audiometry
15 minThe definitive measure of your hearing threshold across all frequencies.
Speech-in-Noise Assessment
10 minTests comprehension when competing sounds are present.
Results & Recommendations
15 minWe walk through every finding together, in plain language.
Three patients. Three reasons they waited too long.
"My wife had been telling me for two years the TV was too loud. I kept saying the shows were just mixed badly. The audiogram showed a 35dB drop at 4kHz. I wear the Phonak aids now and last week I heard a whispered conversation across the restaurant table for the first time in years."
Robert Tanner
Retired civil engineer, 67 · Hearing aids fitted March 2025
"I missed a key detail in a board meeting — the kind you can't ask to have repeated. I told myself it was a bad day. Dr. Osei-Bonsu's speech-in-noise test showed exactly why quiet rooms aren't the problem. The problem is noise. I had no idea there was a difference."
Priya Chakraborty
VP of Operations, 44 · Evaluated November 2024
"Our son's teacher mentioned he was asking for instructions repeated more than the other kids. I assumed it was attention. The tympanometry found fluid behind both eardrums — a condition that's completely treatable. We caught it before it affected his speech development."
Megan & David Okafor
Parents of Eli, age 6 · Pediatric referral January 2025
94%
patients report improved quality of life after fitting
2.1 yrs
average delay between symptom onset and first evaluation
18 min
average time to receive complete results and recommendations