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Need an audiogram before ordering? Search below to find a nearby hearing clinic where you can book a professional hearing test.
We recommend Bloom Hearing Specialists, Connect Hearing, Amplifon, Hearing Australia and Audika.
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What is an audiogram?
An audiogram is the chart produced by a professional hearing test. It shows the softest sounds you can hear at different pitches, from low to high, in each ear. If you’ve ever wondered “what is an audiogram”, think of it as a map of your hearing. Your audiologist or audiometrist uses this map to understand the type and degree of any hearing loss.
A hearing test is quick and painless. You’ll sit in a quiet sound booth wearing headphones while a hearing professional plays a series of soft tones. Each time you hear a sound, you press a button or raise your hand. The test usually takes about 30 minutes, and at the end you’ll receive your audiogram results. It’s a simple way to get a clear picture of your hearing health.
Why we ask for your audiogram
When you share your audiogram with TellyHear, senior clinical audiologist Lachlan Smith uses it to program your hearing aids to your exact hearing loss before they leave our office. This means your devices arrive ready to wear, set to your personal hearing profile rather than generic factory settings. You simply put them in and start hearing better from day one.
Your audiogram also helps Lachlan recommend hearing aid models that genuinely suit your level of hearing loss, so you don’t pay for features you don’t need. Plus, a recent audiogram qualifies you for $500 off a pair of hearing aids. After your devices arrive, Lachlan will refine the fit over a remote video session, and all follow-up adjustments are free.
Once you receive your audiogram, come back to TellyHear and upload it here.
Audiogram questions, answered
How hearing tests work and how your audiogram is used when you buy with TellyHear.
How do I get an audiogram in Australia?
You can book a hearing test at many clinics across Australia, including Bloom Hearing Specialists, Connect Hearing, Amplifon, Hearing Australia and Audika. The test is quick and painless, and you’ll receive your audiogram results afterwards. We’ve included a clinic search on this page to help you find a convenient location.
How recent does my audiogram need to be?
TellyHear asks for an audiogram that’s ideally from the last 12 months. Hearing can change gradually, so a recent test gives Lachlan an accurate picture of your hearing today. If your audiogram is a little older, we can still review it, but a test within the past year is ideal for precise programming.
Does a hearing test hurt or take long?
No, a hearing test is completely painless and typically takes around 30 minutes. You’ll sit in a quiet booth wearing headphones, and the clinician will play a series of soft tones through them. You simply press a button or raise your hand each time you hear a sound. It’s a straightforward, comfortable process.
What if I can’t read my audiogram?
You never need to interpret your audiogram yourself. Simply upload it along with a quick photo of each ear, and Lachlan will review everything. He’ll use the results to program your hearing aids precisely to your hearing, so you don’t have to make sense of the chart.
Do I need an audiogram before buying hearing aids from TellyHear?
You can browse and purchase without an audiogram, but having one means your devices will arrive programmed to your hearing rather than at factory settings. It also unlocks the $500 discount on a pair. If you don’t have a recent audiogram, we can still help you get started and guide you toward a hearing test.
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