Important Note: Coverage, eligibility, financing approval, reimbursement, and funding decisions are made by the relevant insurer, agency, financing provider, employer, government program, or funding pathway. Puretone supports the hearing-care and clinic-side documentation process where appropriate.
A full appointment typically takes about 45 to 60 minutes. That gives enough time for the ear check, testing, and a clear discussion of your results with your Audiologist.
No. You can contact Puretone directly to book a hearing test.
Yes. Puretone is an independent, Audiologist-owned clinic, and testing is led by Registered Audiologists.
Some extended health plans may include hearing testing or related hearing-care benefits. Coverage varies by plan, so it is worth checking your benefits. We can also help explain Financial Accessibility options where relevant.
No. A hearing test is about understanding what is happening. If hearing aids are recommended, your Audiologist explains your options clearly so you can decide at your pace.
Yes. A hearing test helps determine whether Prescription Hearing Aids are appropriate, whether another issue is contributing, or whether monitoring is the better path.
You may benefit from updated testing and a Hearing Aids Second Opinion to review hearing aid fitting accuracy, comfort, settings, and whether Real-Ear Measurement has been completed properly.
No. A hearing test is painless and non-invasive. You may wear headphones, respond to tones, and complete speech testing, but the process should feel comfortable.
A detailed Audiological Assessment helps clarify what may be contributing. Your Audiologist looks at the ear, the hearing profile, and your symptoms so the next step is based on better evidence.
That can still be useful. A normal or stable result provides reassurance and creates a baseline for future comparison.