Hearing Tests

Hearing tests in Melbourne & Wodonga

When you come in for an initial hearing test consultation at Hearing Professionals at any of our clinics across Melbourne and in Wodonga, we could use a variety of hearing test procedures, which will vary based on reasons for your hearing assessment. Common types of hearing assessments include:

Hearing Checks or Screening
Full clinical hearing test (1 hour+)
Hearing assessments for children and infants

Regardless of what form you hearing test takes, hearing assessments are never painful or invasive procedures – so you have nothing to worry about.

Furthermore, you do not require a GP referral to arrange a hearing test. Just contact us directly by phoning 1300 768 108 or using the Make an Appointment form found here.

Extra tools and resources

Unsure of whether you are showing sign of hearing loss? Take our quick online hearing test.

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