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Pediatric Audiology Evaluation
Specialized hearing assessment for children in order to detect and monitor hearing development accurately and adapted to their age.
Pediatric Audiology Evaluation
Hearing assessment for children aged 3 and over, adapted to their age and development level, in a reassuring environment.
About the service
The pediatric audiology assessment is designed to quickly detect hearing loss in children 3 years of age and older.
This assessment is essential to prevent delays in language, communication, and socialization, which are often linked to undetected hearing disorders.
Conduct of the evaluation :
- Interview with parents : Discussion about medical history, development, and observations at home or in child care settings.
- Ear inspection : Checking the ear canal and the eardrum.
- Middle ear assessment : Carrying out tympanometry and acoustic reflex tests to complete the assessment.
- Adapted hearing tests : Use of Audiometry by Game Conditioning (CPA), according to the child's development.
- Analysis and explanation of results : Clear presentation to parents with personalized recommendations for medical, speech therapy or audioprosthetic follow-up, if necessary.
This service offers an assessment and advice tailored to their child's hearing health.
FAQ
Have a question? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about our services, making an appointment and your hearing health.
No, it is not necessary to have a referral to make an appointment with an audiologist. You can contact us directly.
Yes, we offer hearing tests for children as young as 6 months old. Our approaches are adapted to each age group, in a reassuring and fun environment.
No, audiology services in private clinics are not covered by the RAMQ. However, many private insurance companies can reimburse part of the costs. An official receipt will be provided.
The duration varies depending on the type of assessment. Contact us for more information.
Yes, we offer a complete evaluation and personalized management strategies for tinnitus and hyperacusis.