The department of Audiology provides comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative hearing services for children from birth to adulthood and for geriatrics as well. Our team of Audiologists ensure the best care for your child and provide the required resources to make informed decisions about their hearing.
Challenges Faced
Impact on Speech and Language Development
Hearing loss can hinder a child’s ability to develop essential speech and language skills, which are critical for effective communication and learning.
Challenges in Social Engagement
Children with hearing difficulties may find it hard to understand others, follow conversations, and participate in social activities.
Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
When untreated, hearing challenges can lead to learning delays, social isolation, and frustration.
Complexity for Families
Families face a complex journey to understand their child’s hearing condition and make informed treatment decisions.
What Can Be Done
At our Audiology Department, we offer a comprehensive range of diagnostic and rehabilitative services tailored to meet the unique hearing needs of children, adults, and the elderly. Our approach focuses on three key areas
Evaluation
We conduct thorough audiological assessments to diagnose hearing conditions. Our evaluations include
Pure Tone Audiometry: Assessing the range and severity of hearing loss.
