Audiology consultation
An audiology consultation reviews hearing concerns, balance symptoms, medical history and communication needs before recommending appropriate investigations or treatment.
Audiology
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Location
Solonos 47, 106 72, Athens, Greece
Phone
+302103608005
This number may also be available on WhatsApp. Please confirm directly with the clinic.
Official website
https://www.soundzcustom.com/Explore healthcare nearby
Nearest airports
Patients travelling internationally may wish to consider these nearby airports.
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport
ATH • LGAV
Approximately 18.9 km away
Syros Airport
JSY • LGSO
Approximately 123.7 km away
Skiros Airport
SKU • LGSY
Approximately 127.7 km away
General specialty information
Clinics specialising in Audiology commonly provide a range of assessments, treatments and follow-up services. The information below describes services frequently associated with this specialty.
Availability varies between providers. Contact Hearing Center of Crete AGdirectly to confirm which services are offered before arranging an appointment, treatment or travel.
An audiology consultation reviews hearing concerns, balance symptoms, medical history and communication needs before recommending appropriate investigations or treatment.
Comprehensive hearing assessments measure hearing ability using recognised clinical tests to identify the type and degree of hearing loss.
Pure tone audiometry evaluates hearing sensitivity across a range of sound frequencies and is commonly used to diagnose hearing loss.
Speech audiometry assesses how clearly speech is heard and understood in different listening situations.
Tympanometry evaluates middle ear function by measuring movement of the eardrum and may help identify fluid or pressure abnormalities.
Hearing aid assessments determine whether amplification may improve communication based on hearing test results and lifestyle needs.
Digital hearing aid fitting includes programming and adjustment of hearing devices to suit individual hearing requirements.
Regular servicing helps maintain hearing aid performance through cleaning, maintenance and adjustment where required.
Audiology clinics may provide repairs or arrange servicing for damaged or malfunctioning hearing aids.
Assessment determines whether excess earwax may be contributing to hearing difficulties or discomfort before treatment is recommended.
Microsuction removes earwax using specialised equipment under direct visual guidance where clinically appropriate.
Assessment before ear irrigation helps determine whether the procedure is appropriate and safe for the individual.
Tinnitus assessments investigate ringing or other sounds in the ears and discuss evidence-based management options.
Tinnitus management may include education, sound therapy and coping strategies tailored to individual symptoms.
Balance assessments investigate dizziness and unsteadiness that may relate to the inner ear or other conditions.
Vestibular testing evaluates the balance system to help investigate dizziness and related symptoms.
Advice on hearing protection helps reduce the risk of noise-induced hearing loss in work and leisure settings.
Assessment investigates hearing changes associated with prolonged exposure to loud noise.
Occupational hearing screening monitors hearing for people working in noisy environments.
Paediatric hearing assessments use age-appropriate methods to evaluate hearing in infants and children.
Follow-up appointments monitor babies requiring additional hearing assessment after newborn screening.
Selected clinics assess auditory processing difficulties where appropriate as part of a wider diagnostic pathway.
Audiologists may provide practical communication advice to improve everyday listening situations.
Custom hearing protection devices are individually fitted for occupational, musical or recreational noise exposure.
Specialist assessments support hearing health for musicians and people regularly exposed to loud sound.
Regular reviews monitor hearing changes and determine whether adjustments to management are required.
A second opinion provides an independent review of hearing assessment results and treatment recommendations.
Hearing rehabilitation combines technology, education and communication strategies to improve quality of life.
Assessment may include devices that complement hearing aids in challenging listening environments.
Follow-up consultations review hearing progress, device performance and any ongoing concerns.
This section provides general information about services commonly associated with Audiology. It does not confirm that this individual clinic provides every service listed. Always contact the clinic directly before booking treatment or making travel arrangements.
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