Age Related Hearing Loss Audiology Self-Referral Form 2025

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If you have noticed that your hearing isnt as good as it should be then you could make a self referal to an audiology specialist.
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The simple answer is: No, you dont need a referral, unless you have specific insurances that require it.
You can decide to get your hearing tested privately, without getting a referral from your GP. Lots of high street chains and independent hearing clinics offer hearing tests which are often free.
It depends upon insurance, but most people can get a hearing test without a referral from their primary care doctor. If audiologists feel like an ENT is needed, then they place the referral.
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Its a common problem that happens with aging. About 1 in 3 adults between the ages of 65 and 74 have hearing loss. The hearing loss happens slowly. So some people are not aware of the change at first.
An ENT doctor can give you a medical exam. The exam will rule out any medical reason for your hearing loss that could require medical or surgical treatment. Your doctor can also give you a referral to an audiologist or a hearing aid dispenser if your health plan requires a doctors referral for services.

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