Home Visit Hearing Test in Islamabad & Rawalpindi
- Hearing Solutions
- Mar 23
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Updated: Mar 29
Can't visit the clinic? Home visit hearing tests in Islamabad and Rawalpindi may be available for patients who are unable to travel due to age, disability, or medical conditions. This guide explains home hearing care options. Read more: Hearing Assessment in Islamabad – Trusted Audiology Experts
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.
At Professional Hearing Solutions in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Read more: Where Can I Get a Hearing Test (Audiogram) in Islamabad?
Who Benefits from Home Visit Hearing Services?
Elderly patients with mobility limitations
Patients recovering from surgery or illness
Individuals with disabilities preventing clinic travel
Bed-bound patients needing hearing assessment
Patients in care homes or assisted living
What Can Be Done at Home?
Basic hearing screening
Hearing aid delivery and basic instruction
Hearing aid maintenance and cleaning
Battery and consumable supply
Basic troubleshooting and advice
What Requires a Clinic Visit
Comprehensive Pure Tone Audiometry (requires calibrated equipment in a controlled environment)
Tympanometry testing
Hearing aid programming using Connexx software
Custom ear mold impressions
Complex hearing aid repairs
How to Arrange Home Visit Services
Home visit availability depends on location, patient needs, and scheduling. Contact Professional Hearing Solutions at 0332-5014111 to discuss your specific situation and available options.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Do you offer home hearing tests?
Please call 0332-5014111 to discuss your situation. Home visits may be available depending on location and patient needs.
Q2: Can hearing aids be delivered to my home?
Contact us to discuss delivery options for your specific situation.
Q3: Is a full hearing test possible at home?
Comprehensive audiometry requires calibrated equipment best used in a controlled clinic environment. Basic screening can be done at home, but for accurate results, a clinic visit is recommended.
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Islamabad Branch: Office B-9, Muhammad Gulistan Khan Plaza 82 East, Besides Tehzeeb Bakers, Fazl-ul-Haq Road, Blue Area, Islamabad, Pakistan
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Rawalpindi Branch: Office 5/6, Ground Floor, Siraj Plaza, Opposite Rasheed Nursing Home, Adjacent Gulzari Optics, Saidpur Road, Rawalpindi
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Phone/WhatsApp: 0332-5014111
Website: www.professionalhearingsolution.com
Conclusion
For patients unable to visit our clinics, Professional Hearing Solutions explores available options for home hearing care. Call 0332-5014111 to discuss your needs.
