ToneLab

Did you know ?
that untreated hearing loss ...........
Well now you do !
See us today and lets help you make your hearing loss manageable !!!

Can you answer any of these questions ?
If you after having issues with you Hearing Devices you should have them looked at.

A little bit about Starkey Hearing aids

Signia is one of the top brands in the world known for assistive Hearing Devices.

We get a lot of calls about Hearing Amplifiers and Hearing Aids on a daily basis... Here his a little post about some of the differences !

Do you know Hearing Aid Batteries have an expiry Date?
You should always check the expiry date on batteries before you purchase them.

Finally we have in the series Mixed Hearing Loss.

Next up today we have Conductive Hearing Loss.

This week we will be having a look at types of hearing loss.
1st up we have Sensorineural Hearing Loss.

Here are some of the reasons why ToneLab should be your choice.

Let's have a look some possible benefits to having and using Hearing Aids .
As well as some common myths about Hearing Aids.

The Management and Staff wishes all the women in the world a Happy International Women's Day...
We hope and wish to Inspire Inclusion.

Hearing is a crucial part of how we communicate with those around us. There are many causes of hearing loss that can affect people at any age. It can occur due to exposure to loud noise, illness, medications, smoking, diabetes, aging or genetics. Noise exposure is the most preventable cause of hearing loss and can occur in everyday life, including work environments such as manufacturing, construction, and any environment that uses heavy machinery.

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Genesis AI has been named a BOLD Award finalist! 🎉 This award recognizes the innovation and bold vision that brought the life-changing Genesis AI technology to life.

ACG Minnesota

Here is a short video on Age-Related Hearing Loss.

Understanding Presbycusis: Age-Related Hearing Loss This video contains a visual explanation of presbycusis (age-related hearing loss), aimed at helping students of medicine and healthcare professionals prepar...

Just a brief intro into how the ear works.

Journey of Sound to the Brain Learn how sounds make their way from the source to your brain. To learn more about how we hear, visit the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communicat...

There’s several reasons why Genesis AI was voted the #1 rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid by HearingTracker in 2023 and 2024.

🔋 Up to 51 hours of battery life on a single charge
🌊 Waterproof up to 1 meter
🔊 Natural, uncompromised sound
🏃 Edge Mode+ uses motion-based optimization to improve situational awareness and reduce feedback

We are fully dedicated to giving you the best service and care that we can.

What’s the difference between a hearing screening and a hearing evaluation?

Answer:
A hearing screening is a simple “pass” or “fail” test. Its purpose is to determine if you have normal hearing or not. It usually consists of a series of beeps or tones at the limit of normal range to see if you are able to hear them. You may have had one at your primary care physician’s office or at a health fair or even online. A screening will test your hearing across all different pitches, but it is not sufficient to determine the type or degree of hearing loss. It will only tell you if there is evidence of hearing loss.

A hearing evaluation (or hearing exam) is a comprehensive examination performed by a licensed audiologist or hearing instrument specialist that includes a review of your full case history and several types of hearing tests. It also includes counseling to help you understand and interpret the results. Based on the findings, your provider will make recommendations and prescribe appropriate treatment, which may include hearing aids.

Here are some of the tests you can expect:

Air conduction: During this test, your provider will ask you to listen to tones through head phones to identify what is the faintest tone you can hear at a different pitches.

Pure tone bone conduction: This test uses a small vi****or behind the ear that bypasses any in-ear sound blockage and sends tones directly to the hearing organs of the inner ear.

Speech testing: This will check your ability to understand spoken words in a quiet or noisy environment.

Speech reception: This test will help determine the faintest level at which you can understand spoken words.

The goal of the hearing evaluation is to give your provider a complete picture of your unique hearing loss profile. It will determine whether your hearing loss is a result of problems in the outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, or a combination. With this knowledge, your provider can determine the appropriate treatment for you.

Although a hearing screening can alert you to potential hearing problems, a full hearing evaluation performed by a licensed provider is important to fully understand and address your hearing loss effectively.