At the start of the appointment, one of our audiologists will learn more about you and ask you questions that will help us learn more about your needs. After that, we will look in your ears to see if there are obstructions. The first hearing consultation will help us find out about any hearing loss, the causes and degree of hearing loss, and the location of hearing loss. Finally, we will discuss possible treatment options.
Diagnostic service
Thorough Hearing Test for Greenwich, CT; Scarsdale, Mt. Kisco, White Plains, Harrison, Rye, Somers, NY & Beyond
Diagnostic hearing evaluations that help identify hearing needs and next steps.
Clarity starts here
Appointment focus
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The audiologist reviews your hearing history, symptoms, and communication goals.
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Testing is selected based on your concerns and what needs to be measured.
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Results are explained in plain language, including how they may affect speech clarity.
What to know
A clearer look at this service
At Audiology Associates of Westchester, the hearing test is a full diagnostic evaluation rather than a screening. Our audiologists measure the softest tones you can hear across the pitch range and how well you understand speech, then check the eardrum and middle ear. What the results mean for the rooms you are in gets explained before anyone talks about devices.
Call our offices today to schedule a thorough hearing test and learn more about your specific hearing loss needs!
Initial Hearing Consultation
Helpful notes
Bring current hearing aids if you use them.
Bring a family member if they can help describe communication changes.
Tell the team about tinnitus, dizziness, ear fullness, noise exposure, or sudden changes.
Related care
Types of Hearing Tests
Audiometric Test
An audiometric test uses tones of various intensity and speed to find out the extent of any hearing loss.
Tympanometry
Tympanometry tests the ear, eardrum, and conduction bones by putting pressure on the ear canal.
OAEs
Acoustically evoked otoacoustic emission testing (OAE) gives us a better idea of the health of the hair cells of your outer and inner ear.
After your hearing test is complete, we will review your audiogram with you to show you the degree of hearing loss. We will also discuss treatments with you so that you understand all of your options and can make the decision that’s best for you.
Call us today to schedule a hearing test with our audiologist at Audiology Associates of Westchester. We look forward to helping you improve your hearing! We proudly serve clients in and around Greenwich, CT; White Plains, Scarsdale, Mt. Kisco, Harrison & Rye, NY.
Decision guide
Choose this appointment with confidence
This is a good fit when
- You can hear people talking but miss words, especially in groups or noise.
- Family members notice the TV, phone, or repeated questions before you do.
- You have tinnitus, fullness, dizziness, or a meaningful change in hearing.
This may not be the first step when
- Sudden one-sided hearing loss or severe dizziness that needs urgent medical care.
- A device-only issue when your hearing aid simply needs cleaning or repair.
What the visit should clarify
- Review of hearing history, communication goals, symptoms, and listening environments.
- Diagnostic testing selected for the concern, with results explained in plain language.
- Recommendations for hearing aids, tinnitus care, monitoring, or referral when needed.
Useful questions to ask
- What do my results mean for speech clarity in noise?
- Do I need hearing aids now, monitoring, or medical follow-up?
- Which situations should I track before the next appointment?
What patients say · 486+ Google reviews
In our patients’ words
“I went for a routine hearing screening. The audiologist was so kind, professional, knowledgeable, and informative. All checked out well and I will continue to use this practice in the future. The office is clean, comfortable and calming!”
Ilene V.
Hearing screening · Verified Google review
“Our audiologist is outstanding. My husband has been seeing the practice for tests and hearing aid fittings — thorough, patient, caring and so very knowledgeable, with step-by-step directions and explanations.”
Cindy B.
Hearing aid fitting · Verified Google review
“I appreciate the professionalism shown during my two visits. The audiologist was patient and took time to answer my questions — thorough while explaining and demonstrating the proper use of my new hearing aids.”
Ronald B.
New hearing aids · Verified Google review
What good care includes
A visit should end with clarity, not confusion
These are the practical pieces patients should expect when comparing hearing care options.
A complete case history and a clear explanation of symptoms.
Ear inspection and testing recommendations based on what the patient is noticing.
Plain-language next steps, including whether hearing aids, tinnitus care, repair, monitoring, or referral may be appropriate.
Follow-up support so hearing care can be adjusted around real listening situations.
Frequently asked questions
Helpful answers before you schedule
Who should schedule thorough hearing test?
Patients who notice changes in hearing, communication, sound comfort, tinnitus, or hearing aid performance should call the practice to schedule an appointment for personalized guidance.
What happens during the visit?
The audiology team reviews your concerns, evaluates your hearing needs, explains findings in patient-friendly language, and discusses appropriate next steps.
Do I need to choose a location before calling?
No. You can call the practice and the team can help identify the most convenient office or appointment option.
Ready for next steps?
Schedule with a hearing doctor
Call or request an appointment to talk through testing, hearing aids, tinnitus, repairs, or follow-up care.