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Audiology Experts: Audiologists and Hearing Aids in Arlington TX 2025

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The document is a 'Better Hearing Questionnaire' designed by Lisa B. Fell, Au.D., to gather information about a patient's hearing concerns and medical history. It includes sections for personal details, medical/audiologic history, hearing difficulties in various situations, and priorities for hearing correction. The questionnaire aims to assist audiology professionals in understanding the patient's needs and improving their hearing.

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Begin by entering your name and age in the designated fields at the top of the form. This information is essential for identifying you during your appointment.
Indicate how you heard about the audiology services, and provide the name of any accompanying person for your appointment.
In the Medical/Audiologic History section, answer each question by selecting 'YES' or 'NO'. If applicable, provide additional details such as dates and descriptions of any past ear surgeries.
Continue through the form, detailing any hearing difficulties you experience. Use the rating system provided to assess your hearing quality in various situations.
Complete the Assessment of Priorities section by ranking factors that are important to you when considering hearing instruments.
Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom to confirm that all information is accurate before submitting it.

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Is it better to go to an audiologist for hearing aids?

An audiologist can tell you about new hearing aids and devices that come on the market. An audiologist also can help you make changes to meet your needs. The goal is that, in time, you find a hearing aid that works best for you to hear and talk with others better.

Is a hearing aid specialist the same as an audiologist?

While the minimum educational requirement for an audiologist is a masters degree, a hearing aid specialist only has to have a high school diploma. While both may involve some kind of internship or apprenticeship, most audiologists are required to have at least 1,800 hours of clinical training.

Who is best to see about hearing aids?

An audiologist (aw-dee-AH-luh-jist) has specialized training to test your hearing and identify the type and degree of hearing loss.

What is the average cost of hearing aids from an audiologist?

We analyzed the prices of more than 100 hearing aids and found the average pair of hearing aids costs about $2,100. OTC hearing aids tend to be less expensive than prescription hearing aids, averaging around $930 per pair compared to an average cost of $3,300 for prescription devices.

What are the disadvantages of an audiologist?

Cons of Audiology Long length and high cost of education. Becoming an audiologist takes many years of educationand lots of money. Audiologists are required to obtain a doctoral degree to practice. That could mean up to 10 years in school, and most states only have a select number of universities who offer the program.