Comprehensive Hearing Evaluations

Do You Suffer From Hearing Loss?

Whether you were born with limited hearing, inherited it later in life, or lost hearing due to certain circumstances, the office of Audiology of the Pines can help you understand the extent of your hearing damage and provide you with the best method of treatment. The decision to take action about your hearing is an important step. Dr. Theresa Rogers has more than 20 years of audiology experience and is considered an expert in hearing aids and other audiology services by her peers. You can rest assured in her capable hands.

Comprehensive hearing evaluations are available for:

• Children
• Teens
• Adults

Service You Can Trust

Audiology of the Pines understands that you don't just care about competence and knowledge; you also deserve to receive specialized care and attention. Dr. Rogers maintains a policy of treating every patient as if they were a member of her family. Call 919.693.3777 today to learn more about getting your hearing evaluated.

Difference Between Hearing Screening and Hearing Evaluation

A hearing screening is a quick test that you will pass or fail. If you pass, then you show no signs of hearing loss. If you fail, you will need more in-depth hearing testing. You should see someone trained to do hearing screenings, like an audiologist, nurse, or teacher.

A hearing evaluation is a complete hearing test. You should see an audiologist for this type of testing. The audiologist can talk to you about

• the type of hearing loss you have;
• how severe it is;
• what might have caused your hearing loss; and
• possible treatment options.