No two cases of tinnitus sound the same
Tinnitus can be caused by hearing loss, noise exposure, medications, jaw or neck issues, stress, or an underlying medical condition — sometimes more than one at once. A thorough evaluation helps us understand what’s driving your tinnitus, how it’s affecting your daily life, and which treatments are likely to help most.
Everything in the evaluation is painless and non-invasive. Most of it simply involves listening and answering questions.
Tinnitus Questionnaire
CS - Tinnitus History Questionnaire
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What happens during your visit
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Comprehensive hearing evaluation
We start with a full hearing test to measure how well you hear across different pitches and volumes. Since tinnitus and hearing loss are closely linked, this gives us a baseline for everything that follows.
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Tinnitus assessment & questionnaires
You’ll walk us through what your tinnitus sounds like, when it started, and how it affects your sleep, focus, and mood. Standardized questionnaires help us measure its impact objectively, so we can track your progress over time.
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Pitch & loudness matching
Using precise tones, we identify the specific pitch and loudness of your tinnitus. This helps us calibrate any sound therapy or masking approach to your exact tinnitus profile.
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Identifying contributing factors
We review your medical history, medications, noise exposure, and lifestyle to flag anything that may be contributing — and note when a referral to a physician or ENT is the right next step.
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Your personalized plan
We’ll sit down together, explain what we found in plain language, and outline a treatment plan built around your hearing, your tinnitus, and your goals — with no pressure to decide on the spot.
A few things that make your visit easier
A Tinnitus Evaluation helps us understand your tinnitus, assess its impact on your daily life, and create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your needs.
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