How much of the
conversation are you
actually catching?
Most hearing loss happens so gradually, you adapt without noticing. This isn't a medical test — it's a mirror. Select the situations that feel familiar.
6,200+ patients found their answer here
Listen Clinic · Portland, OR
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Select the situations where you struggle to follow conversation:
Your hearing clarity score will appear here as you select situations.
Not a medical diagnosis · Takes 60 seconds · No personal data required
The dinner table grew
quieter every year.
Not because anyone stopped talking. You started nodding along, laughing when others laughed, hoping no one noticed you'd lost the thread again around the soup course.
What you're hearing
Consonants blur. Voices overlap. Meaning disappears.
Every voice,
exactly as it was.
Treatment doesn't just restore volume — it restores meaning. The laugh in your daughter's voice. The question your grandchild is actually asking. The punchline you've been missing for years.
What you could be hearing
Every frequency. Every nuance. Every word.
Back at the table.
Every word. Every laugh.
Modern treatment
fits in your pocket.
Today's hearing devices are smaller than a coffee bean, stream directly from your phone, and adjust automatically as you move from a quiet office to a loud restaurant. Most patients forget they're wearing them.
94%
of patients report improved quality of life within 30 days of fitting
The moment it clicked.
Three patients. Three different lives. One quiet realization that changed everything.
I'd been turning the TV up for three years and telling myself it was a bad speaker. The estimator on this page showed me I was catching maybe 40% of the dialogue. I cried a little. Then I booked the appointment.
Margaret Holloway
Age 68 · Retired teacher, Portland
Conference calls were a nightmare. I was muting myself to Google what people had just said. My team thought I was distracted. I wasn't — I just couldn't hear. Six weeks after treatment, I led my first all-hands in two years.
David Okonkwo
Age 51 · VP of Operations, Chicago
My son had been saying 'what?' constantly. I assumed he needed his hearing checked. Turns out he was fine — I was the one mishearing him and asking him to repeat himself. The moment I realized that was… humbling.
Linda Kowalski
Age 44 · Parent of two, Seattle
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The world hasn't gotten
quieter. You have.
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