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The hearing test: simple, quick, free*
Do you still hear the way you used to? In under 30 minutes, get a clear picture of your hearing with a professional — painless and with no obligation.
Detecting early means acting effectively
Hearing loss usually sets in very gradually: you get used to it without realizing, and it's often your loved ones who notice first. Yet the earlier a hearing problem is identified, the simpler and more effective the solutions.
A hearing screening assesses whether you have hearing loss and to what degree. It's the ideal first step to determine whether a more in-depth evaluation is needed.
- Prevention: catching early signs can help avoid deterioration.
- Quality of life: good hearing protects your relationships, your memory and your well-being.
- A healthy habit: like your eyes or blood pressure, your hearing deserves regular monitoring — ideally once a year after 50.
Have you noticed these signs?
- The feeling that people mumble
- The TV volume keeps creeping up
- Trouble following conversations in noise
- Loved ones often have to repeat themselves
- You avoid certain social situations
- Ringing or buzzing in your ears (tinnitus)
Even one "yes"? A hearing test is recommended.
Book an appointmentWhat happens during the screening?
The hearing screening is quick and non-invasive. In under 30 minutes, we assess your hearing with simple, precise tests.
Initial conversation
A discussion about your hearing history, your sensations, your lifestyle and your needs. It's also the perfect time to ask all your questions.
Audiometric test
You listen to sounds at different frequencies through headphones, inside a soundproof booth. No pain, no risk — you simply indicate the sounds you hear.
Analysis & advice
Your results are interpreted immediately on your audiogram and explained in plain language, with personalized advice. You leave informed and reassured.
Discretion and confidentiality guaranteed
We welcome you in a confidential, judgment-free setting. The goal: helping you hear better, to live better.
Screening or hearing exam: what's the difference?
Two evaluations, two professionals, two purposes. Here's how to tell them apart.
The hearing screening — by the hearing aid specialist
Performed at the clinic by Rachel Levy, hearing aid specialist (audioprothésiste), the screening is a hearing evaluation for prosthetic purposes only: it quickly checks your hearing ability and determines whether a hearing solution could help you.
- Quick (under 30 minutes) and painless
- Free* — the offer is permanent
- Results explained immediately
The complete hearing exam — by the audiologist
The complete hearing exam is performed by an audiologist, the professional for in-depth evaluation of hearing function. Independent audiologists — independent from the clinic — see patients on site, by appointment.
- In-depth diagnostic evaluation of hearing
- Audiologists independent from the clinic
- On site, by appointment only
In practice: start with the free* screening — depending on the results, we will refer you if needed to a complete audiology exam or to your physician.
Who should get tested?
- Adults 50 and over — an annual screening becomes a recommended health habit.
- People exposed to noise — work, music, hunting, motorcycling: noise wears hearing down in silence.
- People with tinnitus — ringing and buzzing always deserve an evaluation.
- Anyone with a doubt — asking people to repeat, turning up the volume? Come check, simply.
- Hearing aid wearers — to track how your hearing evolves and adjust your settings.
Please note: our clinic serves adults. We do not perform hearing screenings for babies or children — for them, please consult a pediatric audiology clinic.
How much does it cost?
Hearing screening: free*
The hearing screening offer is permanent*. It is a hearing evaluation for prosthetic purposes only*.
If hearing aids are considered afterwards, all costs, financial assistance and payment options are presented with complete transparency — and no obligation whatsoever.
See financial assistanceWant a first idea right now? Try our online hearing test — a 2-minute indicative simulation, right on this site.
Book your free* screening
One call is all it takes. You'll leave informed, free and reassured.