Audiometry Test in Delhi
Understand Your Child's Hearing Early
Hearing plays an important role in a child's speech, language development, learning, and confidence. If a child cannot hear sounds properly, it can affect communication and overall development.
At Suniye, we provide free audiometry and hearing assessments for children with hearing difficulties. Our experienced audiologists help identify hearing problems early so that children can receive the right support and intervention.
What is an Audiometry Test?
An audiometry test is a safe, painless, and non-invasive hearing test that checks how well a person can hear different sounds, pitches, and frequencies.
- The test helps identify:
- Whether hearing loss is present
- The degree of hearing loss
- Which ear is affected
- The type of hearing difficulty
- The next steps for treatment or therapy
- The test is suitable for:
- Infants and young children
- School-going children
- Teenagers
- Adults experiencing hearing difficulties
Is Your Child Not Responding to Sounds or Speech?
Early diagnosis can make a lifelong difference.
Meet Our Audiologists
An audiologist is a hearing specialist trained to:
- Assess hearing ability
- Diagnose hearing loss
- Recommend hearing solutions
- Guide families on hearing aids and cochlear implants
- Support speech and language development
Our audiologists work closely with children, parents, therapists, and educators to create the best possible outcomes.
Signs Your Child May Need a Hearing Test
You should consider a hearing assessment if your child:
- Does not respond when called
- Has delayed speech development
- Frequently asks others to repeat themselves
- Watches television at a very high volume g
- Has difficulty understanding instructions
- Performs poorly in school due to listening difficulties
- Complains of ringing sounds in the ears
- Early testing helps children receive support before developmental delays become more significant.
Hearing Tests Available at Suniye
Diagnostic Hearing Tests
Pure Tone Audiometry
Measures the softest sounds a child can hear at different frequencies and helps determine the degree of hearing loss.
Speech Audiometry
Evaluates how well a child hears and understands spoken words.
Free Field Audiometry
Uses speakers instead of headphones and is ideal for testing young children or hearing aid users.
Oto Acoustic Emissions (OAE)
A quick and objective screening test often used for newborns and infants.
Tympanometry
Checks the health of the middle ear and identifies problems such as fluid, infection, or eardrum issues.
Advanced Hearing Assessments
Measures how the hearing nerve and brain respond to sound. Often used for infants and young children.
Measures the softest sounds a child can hear at different frequencies and helps determine the degree of hearing loss.
ASSR (Auditory Steady State Response)
Provides detailed hearing information even when a child cannot actively participate in testing.
VEMP Testing
Evaluates balance-related functions of the inner ear.
Electrocochleography (ECochG)
Helps diagnose certain inner ear conditions affecting hearing and balance.
Not Sure Which Test Your Child Needs?
Our specialists will guide you through the right assessment process.
Understanding Hearing Loss Levels
The audiometry test helps determine the severity of hearing loss.
Degree of Hearing Loss
Hearing Level
- Mild 26 – 40 dB
- Moderate 41 – 55 dB
- Moderately Severe 56 – 70 dB
- Severe 71 – 90 dB
- Profound 91 dB and above
Based on the results, our experts create a personalized support plan for the child.
Why Choose Suniye?
For nearly three decades, Suniye has been supporting children with hearing impairment through:
- Professional audiology services
- Speech and language therapy
- Parent counselling
- Hearing aid support
- Cochlear implant guidance
- Educational intervention
Our mission is to ensure that every child gets the opportunity to listen, communicate, learn, and thrive.
Free Audiometry Test for Eligible Children
We believe that financial limitations should never prevent a child from receiving hearing care. Suniye offers free hearing assessments and guidance for children from underserved communities.