This tool combines three things audiologists actually look at: how hearing loss shows up in your daily life, how well you detect quiet tones across the frequency range, and how well you understand speech when there's noise in the room.
This is a screening tool, not a diagnostic hearing test. It's meant to help you decide whether it's worth booking a full evaluation — it doesn't replace one. Results depend on your device's speakers, headphones, and volume, so treat them as a general signal rather than a precise measurement.
Press play below and adjust until the sound is clearly audible and comfortable — not straining, not blasting. Keep your device at this level for the rest of the screener.
Hearing loss usually shows up in behavior before it shows up on a test. These answers help us read your results in context.
Do people around you seem to mumble more than they used to?
Do you turn the TV or radio up louder than others prefer?
Do you often ask people to repeat themselves?
Which situations feel hardest for hearing clearly? (select all that apply)
Slowly raise the slider until you can just comfortably hear the tone. Then lock it in.
Not sure? Pick your best guess — that's exactly what this section is designed to probe.
Take this screening result to an audiologist at Oracle Hearing Center. Our online scheduler shows real-time openings so you can pick a day and time yourself.
This screening estimates tone detection and speech-in-noise performance using your own device and is not a calibrated audiometric exam. Only a comprehensive evaluation by a licensed audiologist can diagnose hearing loss and its cause.