Phone: 470-576-1301 Facsimile: 833-608-0999 Email: info@onsiteaudiology.net
PEDIATRIC SERVICES:
EARLY INTERVENTION AND TRANSITION EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Contract Services and In-Office Services
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Many education-based programs do not have access to a qualified audiologist in their area. As a result, many students with hearing loss are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. This may lead to detrimental effects emotionally, psychologically, socially, and academically.
A qualified educational audiologist plays an important role in the academic success of the child, especially those with hearing loss.
Onsite Audiology, LLC provides contract services to early intervention agencies, Head Start/Early Head Start Centers, cyber academies, private schools, charter schools, and public schools. Please see below for a description of the various pediatric education services that we can provide.
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WE ALSO OFFER IN-OFFICE PEDIATRIC SERVICES IN OUR FAYETTEVILLE OFFICE!
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Parents, we didn't forget about you! We also evaluate children from birth-18 in our Fayetteville Office.
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We are authorized providers for various Head Start, Early Intervention, and Cyber Education Centers across Georgia.
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To learn more about having onsite services delivered to your agency/school or our in-office services, please contact us.
SERVICES OFFERED:
HEARING EVALUATIONS
OTOACOUSTIC EMISSIONS
IMMITTANCE TESTING
Tympanometry and acoustic reflex thresholds are two ways audiologists test for proper middle ear functioning. Immittance assessments can detect problems such as middle ear fluid, cerumen (ear wax) blockage, or any other middle ear conditions that may affect hearing.
ABR TESTING
An auditory brainstem response (ABR) test is a safe and painless test to see how the hearing nerves and brain respond to sounds. It gives health care providers information about possible hearing loss.
The method of evaluation depends on the child’s developmental and chronological age. Testing is conducted in a sound treated area and is purposed to determine the degree and type of hearing loss, if present. It also evaluates the child's ability to understand speech in quiet and in the presence of background noise.
This test assesses inner ear function. Testing does not require that children tell or show that sounds are heard. It indicates whether the outer hair cells of the cochlea are functioning, and can be measured to be present or absent as long as the child has no occluding ear wax or other middle ear conditions.
