Online Hearing Test:

	Have noticeable hearing loss in one or both ears?
	Have dizziness or balance problems?
	Have ringing, roaring or buzzing in your ears?
	Have a family history of hearing loss?
	Have difficulty understanding conversations, especially in noisy settings?
	Ask people to repeat certain words?
	Avoid social situations where you find it hard to hear or understand?
	Turn up the TV or radio to a level that annoys others?
	Think people mumble?
	Find women's and children's voices difficult to hear?

If you answered "yes" to several of the questions above, we suggest you make an appointment to have your hearing evaluated.

Hearing loss inhibits a person's ability to experience the sounds around them. This affects not only their lives, but also the lives of those they interact with. In addition, hearing loss often develops so slowly that it may go unnoticed.

It is important to remember that hearing loss of any extent and any age should never be taken for granted. The need to communicate begins at birth and continues throughout life.