What is the price of hearing aids at Professional Hearing Solutions?

Hearing aid prices start from Rs.90,000 per unit for German original Signia. BTE: Rs.90,000-580,000/unit. CIC/IIC: Rs.90,000-580,000/unit. RIC: Rs.265,000-620,000/unit. Rechargeable: Rs.250,000-1,695,000/pair. Visit Islamabad (Blue Area) or Rawalpindi (Saidpur Road). Call 0332-5014111.

Is Professional Hearing Solutions an authorized Signia dealer?

Yes, Professional Hearing Solutions is an authorized Signia dealer in Pakistan. We carry the complete German-original Signia range with manufacturer warranty, programmed using official Signia Connexx software by certified audiologists.

How long do German original Signia hearing aids last?

German original Signia hearing aids last 6-10 years. Singapore-manufactured (1st copy) last 1-2 years. Chinese copies (2nd copy) last only 6-12 months. We recommend German originals for long-term value.

Where are Professional Hearing Solutions clinics located?

Islamabad: Office B-9, Muhammad Gulistan Khan Plaza 82 East, Blue Area (Mon-Sat 10AM-7PM). Rawalpindi: Office 5/6, Siraj Plaza, Saidpur Road (Sun-Sat 10AM-7PM). Call 0332-5014111.

Do you offer home visit hearing services?

Yes, our audiologists conduct hearing assessments and hearing aid fittings at your home in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and surrounding areas for elderly and mobility-impaired patients. Call 0332-5014111 to schedule.

What is the best hearing aid for elderly patients in Pakistan?

We recommend Signia Motion Charge & Go (rechargeable, no battery changes) and Signia Intuis 3 (simple controls, Rs.185,000/unit) for elderly patients. Our audiologists consider dexterity, vision, and hearing loss when recommending. Call 0332-5014111.

5 Reasons Why You Should Get a Hearing Test

Hearing Solutions
Feb 9, 2023
6 min read

Updated: Mar 29

Last Updated: March 2026

Professional hearing tests (PTA, tympanometry, speech audiometry) are available at Professional Hearing Solutions in Islamabad (Blue Area) and Rawalpindi (Saidpur Road), Pakistan. Walk-in testing welcome. Call 0332-5014111.

As a leading provider of hearing solutions, we at Professional Hearing Solutions understand the importance of taking care of your hearing health. Hearing tests play a crucial role in maintaining good hearing health, and yet, many people still ignore the need for regular testing. If you're one of them, here are five reasons why you should get a hearing test: Read more: What Is an Audiogram? Understanding Your Hearing Test Result

Early Detection of Hearing Loss

One of the most critical reasons to get a hearing test is to detect any hearing loss as early as possible. Early detection allows you to take steps to address the issue before it becomes more severe. This is essential because if left unchecked, hearing loss can lead to a range of other health problems, such as depression, anxiety, and even cognitive decline. Read more: Hearing Aids Rawalpindi: Latest Prices, Best Options & Exper

Better Communication

A hearing test can also help improve your overall communication skills. If you're struggling to hear what people are saying, this can lead to frustration and confusion in conversations. By getting a hearing test, you can identify any hearing issues and take steps to address them, which can help you communicate more effectively with others.

Protect Your Ear Health

Getting a hearing test is also an excellent way to protect your ear health. During a hearing test, an audiologist will examine your ears and check for any issues, such as wax buildup or inner ear damage. Early detection of these issues can prevent further damage and help preserve your hearing health.

Tailored Hearing Solutions

At Professional Hearing Solutions, we understand that every individual has unique hearing needs. Our hearing tests are designed to provide a comprehensive assessment of your hearing ability, which allows us to tailor our hearing solutions to your specific needs.

Peace of Mind

Finally, getting a hearing test can provide you with peace of mind. By taking care of your hearing health, you can ensure that you're able to continue enjoying all the sounds that make life worth living. Whether it's your favorite music, the sound of birds chirping, or the laughter of loved ones, taking care of your hearing health is a step in the right direction.

In conclusion, regular hearing tests are an important part of maintaining good hearing health. At Professional Hearing Solutions, we provide comprehensive and professional hearing tests to help you keep your hearing in top shape. Book your appointment today and take the first step towards better hearing.

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Types of Hearing Tests Available

Professional Hearing Solutions offers a complete range of diagnostic hearing tests using calibrated audiological equipment. Each test provides specific information about your hearing health.

Test	What It Measures	Duration	Who Needs It
Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA)	Hearing sensitivity at different frequencies	15-20 minutes	Everyone — baseline hearing assessment
Tympanometry	Middle ear function and eardrum movement	5 minutes	Suspected middle ear problems
Speech Audiometry	Ability to understand spoken words	10-15 minutes	Hearing aid candidates
OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions)	Inner ear (cochlea) function	5-10 minutes	Newborns and children
ABR/BERA	Auditory nerve pathway function	30-45 minutes	Infants, neurological cases

What Happens During a Hearing Test

Case History: The audiologist asks about your hearing concerns, medical history, noise exposure, and family history of hearing loss.
Otoscopy: A visual examination of your ear canal and eardrum using an otoscope to check for wax blockage, infection, or structural issues.
Pure Tone Testing: You sit in a sound-treated booth wearing headphones. Tones are played at different frequencies and volumes. You press a button when you hear each tone.
Speech Testing: Words are played through headphones at different volumes to measure your speech understanding ability.
Results Discussion: Your audiologist explains the audiogram results, identifies the type and degree of hearing loss, and discusses next steps including hearing aid options if needed.

Understanding Your Audiogram Results

Hearing Level (dB)	Classification	What It Means	Treatment
0-25 dB	Normal	No difficulty hearing	No treatment needed
26-40 dB	Mild Loss	Difficulty hearing soft speech	Hearing aid may help
41-55 dB	Moderate Loss	Difficulty hearing normal conversation	Hearing aid recommended
56-70 dB	Moderate-Severe	Difficulty hearing loud speech	Hearing aid essential
71-90 dB	Severe Loss	Only very loud sounds heard	Powerful hearing aid needed
91+ dB	Profound Loss	Almost no hearing	Super power aid or cochlear implant

Who Should Get a Hearing Test?

Adults over 50: Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is common. Get tested every 3 years even without symptoms.
Noise-exposed workers: Factory workers, musicians, traffic police, and military personnel should test annually.
Children: Newborns should be screened at birth. Children should be tested before school enrollment and if speech development is delayed.
Anyone with symptoms: Difficulty hearing conversations, asking people to repeat, turning up TV volume, or ringing in ears (tinnitus).
Current hearing aid users: Annual hearing tests ensure your hearing aid settings match your current hearing levels.

Book Your Hearing Test

Walk-in hearing tests are available at both Professional Hearing Solutions branches. For shorter wait times, book an appointment by calling 0332-5014111. Hearing test pricing is confirmed on consultation.

Types of Hearing Tests Available

Professional Hearing Solutions offers a complete range of diagnostic hearing tests using calibrated audiological equipment. Each test provides specific information about your hearing health.

Test	What It Measures	Duration	Who Needs It
Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA)	Hearing sensitivity at different frequencies	15-20 minutes	Everyone — baseline hearing assessment
Tympanometry	Middle ear function and eardrum movement	5 minutes	Suspected middle ear problems
Speech Audiometry	Ability to understand spoken words	10-15 minutes	Hearing aid candidates
OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions)	Inner ear (cochlea) function	5-10 minutes	Newborns and children
ABR/BERA	Auditory nerve pathway function	30-45 minutes	Infants, neurological cases

What Happens During a Hearing Test

Case History: The audiologist asks about your hearing concerns, medical history, noise exposure, and family history of hearing loss.
Otoscopy: A visual examination of your ear canal and eardrum using an otoscope to check for wax blockage, infection, or structural issues.
Pure Tone Testing: You sit in a sound-treated booth wearing headphones. Tones are played at different frequencies and volumes. You press a button when you hear each tone.
Speech Testing: Words are played through headphones at different volumes to measure your speech understanding ability.
Results Discussion: Your audiologist explains the audiogram results, identifies the type and degree of hearing loss, and discusses next steps including hearing aid options if needed.

Understanding Your Audiogram Results

Hearing Level (dB)	Classification	What It Means	Treatment
0-25 dB	Normal	No difficulty hearing	No treatment needed
26-40 dB	Mild Loss	Difficulty hearing soft speech	Hearing aid may help
41-55 dB	Moderate Loss	Difficulty hearing normal conversation	Hearing aid recommended
56-70 dB	Moderate-Severe	Difficulty hearing loud speech	Hearing aid essential
71-90 dB	Severe Loss	Only very loud sounds heard	Powerful hearing aid needed
91+ dB	Profound Loss	Almost no hearing	Super power aid or cochlear implant

Who Should Get a Hearing Test?

Adults over 50: Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is common. Get tested every 3 years even without symptoms.
Noise-exposed workers: Factory workers, musicians, traffic police, and military personnel should test annually.
Children: Newborns should be screened at birth. Children should be tested before school enrollment and if speech development is delayed.
Anyone with symptoms: Difficulty hearing conversations, asking people to repeat, turning up TV volume, or ringing in ears (tinnitus).
Current hearing aid users: Annual hearing tests ensure your hearing aid settings match your current hearing levels.

Book Your Hearing Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What hearing tests are available in Islamabad?

Professional Hearing Solutions offers pure tone audiometry (PTA), tympanometry, speech audiometry, and other diagnostic tests at both Islamabad and Rawalpindi branches.

How long does a hearing test take?

A standard hearing test (pure tone audiometry) takes about 15-20 minutes. A comprehensive assessment including tympanometry and speech testing may take 30-45 minutes.

Do I need a referral for a hearing test?

No referral is needed. You can directly visit Professional Hearing Solutions in Islamabad or Rawalpindi for a hearing assessment. Call 0332-5014111 to book.

How often should I get my hearing tested?

Adults over 50 should test every 3 years. Hearing aid users should test annually. Those exposed to loud noise should test more frequently. Children should be screened before school admission.

What should I bring to my hearing test appointment?

Bring any previous hearing test results, a list of current medications, and your hearing aids if you already use them. This helps your audiologist provide better care.