Hearing Care for Children, Adults and Seniors
Audiology deals with hearing assessment, hearing loss identification, hearing device fitting and hearing rehabilitation. An audiologist assesses how well a person hears, identifies the type and degree of hearing difficulty and recommends the appropriate next step. Depending on the concern, this may include a hearing test, additional diagnostic assessment, hearing aid guidance, medical referral or follow-up support. Resonnocare brings these services together through a structured and clinician-guided approach. Patients can access routine hearing tests, specialised assessments, hearing aid support, home visits, online consultations and long-term aftercare based on their individual needs.
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When Should You Consult an Audiologist?
Hearing difficulties can affect communication, learning, relationships, and confidence. Some hearing changes develop gradually, while others may become noticeable suddenly. You may benefit from consulting an audiologist if you find it difficult to follow conversations, frequently ask people to repeat themselves, increase the television or mobile phone volume, struggle to hear in groups or noisy places, or feel that speech sounds unclear or muffled. An audiology consultation may also be helpful if you experience ringing or buzzing in the ears, have concerns about a newborn or child’s hearing, notice delayed speech or a limited response to sound in a child, or have been advised to complete a hearing assessment. Audiologists can also help you select and use hearing aids, address discomfort, low sound, or feedback from an existing device, and provide home-based or online hearing consultations where available. The audiologist will review your concerns and guide you towards the most appropriate hearing assessment, treatment pathway, or support service.
Audiology Services at Resonnocare
Resonnocare offers hearing assessment, diagnostic testing, hearing aid support and follow-up care for different age groups and hearing needs.
EAR360 offers a focused portfolio of hearing, speech and specialised care services designed to address clinical needs across age groups.From diagnostic evaluations and hearing solutions to rehabilitation and therapy-led interventions, each service is delivered within a coordinated clinical framework.
Hearing Test
A hearing test evaluates how well you hear sounds at different frequencies and volumes. It helps identify whether hearing loss is present and supports decisions about further testing or treatment.
Audiologist Consultation
Consult an audiologist to discuss hearing difficulty, understand existing reports, review symptoms and identify the appropriate next step.
Hearing Aids
Receive guidance on hearing aid styles, technology levels, fitting, programming and daily use based on your hearing test and lifestyle requirements.
Pure Tone Audiometry Test
Pure tone audiometry, commonly called a PTA test, measures the softest sounds a person can hear across different frequencies and helps determine the type and degree of hearing loss.
A Structured Approach to Hearing and Specialised Healthcare
EAR360 is designed to bring structure, consistency and confidence to the way hearing, speech and specialised healthcare services are delivered. Built as a clinically guided care environment, EAR360 goes beyond individual consultations to offer a coordinated, long-term approach—today for hearing and speech, and progressively for other specialised healthcare services within the same integrated framework.
What Kind of Hearing Support Do You Need?
Choose the option that best matches your current hearing concern.
I Need a Hearing Test
Choose this option if you have noticed changes in hearing, unclear speech, difficulty following conversations or increased television volume.
A hearing test can identify whether hearing loss is present and whether additional diagnostic assessment is required.
I Need Hearing Aids
Choose this option if a hearing test has already identified hearing loss or if you want to understand hearing aid options, features, fitting and pricing.
Hearing aids are recommended after reviewing your hearing test, lifestyle and daily listening needs.
I Need a Hearing Test for a Child
Choose this option if your child does not respond consistently to sounds, has delayed speech, struggles to follow instructions or has been advised to undergo a hearing assessment.
The appropriate test depends on the child’s age, development and ability to participate.
I Need a Home or Online Consultation
Choose this option if travelling to a clinic is difficult or if you need initial guidance, report review or follow-up support from home.
Our team can help determine whether a home visit, online consultation or clinic appointment is more suitable.
How Do Audiologists Select the Right Hearing Test?
The hearing test recommended for a patient depends on age, symptoms, medical history and the type of information required.
Adults and Seniors
Adults and senior citizens may undergo pure tone audiometry, speech testing, impedance audiometry or other assessments depending on their hearing concerns.
Infants and Young Children
Young children may require age-appropriate hearing assessments such as BERA or other objective tests when they cannot reliably respond during conventional testing.
People with Middle-Ear Concerns
Impedance audiometry may be recommended when the audiologist needs to assess eardrum movement, middle-ear pressure or related conditions.
People Using Hearing Aids
Existing hearing aid users may need a hearing review, fitting check or programming assessment when their hearing or listening experience changes.
The audiologist explains which test is recommended, what it measures and whether any additional medical evaluation is required.
Audiology Journey at Resonnocare
Resonnocare follows a structured process so that recommendations are based on the patient’s hearing condition and individual needs.
Step 1: Hearing Concern Review
The audiologist discusses the patient’s symptoms, hearing history, communication difficulties, medical background and previous reports.
Step 2: Hearing Assessment
Suitable hearing tests are selected based on the patient’s age, symptoms and ability to participate.
This may include a basic hearing test, PTA, BERA, impedance audiometry or another appropriate assessment.
Step 3: Results and Diagnosis Support
The audiologist explains the test findings, including the type and degree of hearing difficulty identified.
Where required, an ENT or another medical consultation may be recommended.
Step 4: Personalised Recommendation
Based on the results, the patient may be advised to monitor hearing, complete additional testing, consider hearing aids or begin another form of hearing rehabilitation.
Step 5: Hearing Aid Fitting or Rehabilitation
When hearing aids are appropriate, the device is selected, fitted and programmed according to the hearing test and daily listening needs.
Step 6: Follow-Up and Aftercare
Ongoing support may include hearing aid adjustments, cleaning guidance, counselling, repeat hearing tests and long-term follow-up.
Why Choose Resonnocare for Audiology Services?
Audiologist-Led Care
Hearing concerns are assessed by trained audiologists who recommend suitable tests and next steps based on the individual patient.
Services for Different Age Groups
Audiology services are available for infants, children, adults and seniors, with testing approaches selected according to age and communication ability.
Structured Assessment Process
The process begins with understanding the hearing concern, followed by appropriate testing, result discussion and personalised recommendations.
Multiple Hearing Care Services
Patients can access hearing tests, diagnostic assessments, hearing aid guidance, home visits, online consultations and aftercare through one coordinated care pathway.
Clinically Guided Hearing Aid Recommendations
Hearing aids are not recommended as a default solution. Recommendations are made after reviewing hearing test results, communication needs and lifestyle requirements.
Clear Referral Guidance
When symptoms require medical examination or advanced diagnostic testing, the audiologist explains the need for an ENT consultation or clinic-based follow-up.
Continued Support
Resonnocare supports patients beyond the first assessment through fitting, counselling, programming adjustments, maintenance and repeat hearing reviews.
Book an Audiology Appointment
Speak with a Resonnocare audiologist for hearing concerns, diagnostic testing, hearing aid guidance or follow-up support. Our team will review your requirements and guide you towards the appropriate hearing test, consultation or care pathway.
