We understand that conventional hearing tests can usually detect exaggerated results. You may have received the results of an audiogram that has been described by the audiologist as either “unreliable” or “supra-threshold”. An audiogram is a subjective hearing test and cannot accurately the detect the true hearing loss of the claimant if they refuse to respond reliably.
We are a specialist company that focuses on all aspects of Medico-Legal reports and Rehabilitation for Tinnitus and Hearing Therapy. We have provided thousands of assessments, reports and hearing tests to medical agencies, defendants, claimants and their solicitors
We are passionate about providing the right specialists for the reports you need. Fast convenient appointments are available within easy travelling distance with qualified Audiologists and Hearing Therapists fully experienced to provide accurate assessments and ongoing treatment.
In order to fully assess the nature and potential treatment and therapy from an accident, the Hearing Therapist will conduct the following tests:
Puretone Audiogram – to identify any associated hearing loss
Tinnitus Functional Index – a questionnaire to document to evaluate the effects of intervention for tinnitus
Tinnitus Handicap Inventory – this questionnaire will help determine the degree of distress suffered by the Claimant
Every Claimant’s recommendations for treatment following an assessment is individual to them. Some Claimants may only require a couple of Tinnitus Counselling sessions before they are able to manage their symptoms effectively and without impact on their quality of life. Other Claimants may require extra help with Tinnitus Hearing Aids or Tinnitus Maskers.
Whilst there are many hearing companies offering Tinnitus Hearing Aids, our hearing therapists are qualified and trained in Tinnitus Counselling and can give Claimants the support they need in managing their Tinnitus symptoms.
There are other treatment devices to include Tinnitus Maskers that can be worn day or night.
We work with all the major tinnitus device manufacturers including Phonak, Widex, Siemens, Oticon, Puretone and Serenade
