A hearing test at East Coast Audiology and Physical Therapy is a comprehensive evaluation performed by a Doctor of Audiology. We assess your ability to hear sounds and understand speech, then review your results in detail and create a personalized care plan. Screenings, on the other hand, are quick checks and do not diagnose hearing loss.

Most insurance plans require a referral for audiology services. At East Coast Audiology and Physical Therapy, our team reviews your insurance, helps coordinate referrals if needed, and makes the process simple so you can focus on your care.

Common signs of hearing loss include difficulty understanding conversations, asking people to repeat themselves, and trouble hearing in background noise. Tinnitus may present as ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears. At East Coast Audiology and Physical Therapy, we take these symptoms seriously and provide thorough testing to identify the cause and guide treatment.

Tinnitus is the perception of sound—such as ringing or buzzing—without an external source. At East Coast Audiology and Physical Therapy, we offer tinnitus evaluations and personalized management strategies to help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.

Yes. Untreated hearing loss has been linked to cognitive decline and increased risk of dementia due to reduced auditory stimulation and social engagement. Our audiologists focus on early detection and treatment to help support long-term brain health and overall quality of life.

We focus on more than just devices. Our audiologists provide personalized fittings, real-world adjustments, and long-term support to help you succeed—not just hear better in the office, but in everyday life.