The 48-second hearing check

If conversations feel like work, it is worth 48 seconds to find out why.

Answer six quick questions about how you hear day to day. You will get a clear, honest read on where your hearing stands and the right next step.

Start my hearing check

Finish in 48 seconds. Completely free. Your answers stay private.

Reviewed by Dr. Charles Wasserman, AuD, who pairs neuroscience with modern hearing technology.

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Your resultA personalized next step

It is easy to wait

Most people tell themselves it is not serious yet

Hearing usually fades slowly, so you adapt without noticing. The trouble is, the longer the brain goes without certain sounds, the harder they are to get back. These three signs mean it is time to check.

You ask people to repeat

Once or twice is normal. Several times a day, especially with softer voices, is a signal worth taking seriously.

The TV keeps creeping up

If others find your volume too loud, or you rely on captions, your ears are quietly working harder than they should.

Groups wear you out

Restaurants and gatherings leave you drained from concentrating. That fatigue is the effort of straining to hear.

Recognize even one of these? That is exactly what the hearing check is for.

Simple from here

What happens after you start

No forms to print, no waiting rooms. Three easy steps stand between you and a clear answer.

01

Answer six questions

Tap through short, plain-language questions about how you hear at work, at home, and out with others.

02

Get your read

We match your answers to what our audiologist looks for and tell you honestly whether a full evaluation makes sense.

03

Choose your next step

If a visit is worth it, our Connecticut team reaches out to book a comfortable evaluation at a time that suits you.

Real patients, real relief

People who waited, then wished they had not

Neighbors across Connecticut who took the first step and found conversations easy again.

"Top notch service with a personal touch. Always a friendly greeting, snacks & coffee while you wait. Never a wait to see the audiologist, who listens to you, provides excellent service, and treats you with respect."
Janice C.
"Sound Advice is a really good audio center. Dr. Charley is cordial and well informed... I feel he put me into the right hearing aids at the right cost. I highly recommend this audiology center."
David F.
"The audiologist put me at ease from the beginning. He told me what and how the exam would proceed.  He gave me precise instructions throughout.  When we finished, he gave me concise results. Very enjoyable experience."
Bruce H.
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Care you can trust

You will be looked after by Dr. Charles Wasserman

Sound Advice Audiology was built around one idea: understand the ear and the brain together. That is why patients get answers and care shaped around their real day-to-day life.

  • Doctor of Audiology, with a graduate certificate in the neurobiology of language
  • Master of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience, University of Connecticut
  • Care for hearing loss, tinnitus, and everyday sound sensitivity

Give your hearing one honest minute

You have nothing to lose and a clearer answer to gain. Find out where you stand today.

Start my hearing check Free and private. Your answers go only to our care team.
© Sound Advice Audiology, Connecticut. This check is educational and does not replace a clinical diagnosis. Compassionate hearing care