At your audiologist appointment, you can expect to have a comprehensive hearing assessment. The audiologist will ask questions about your medical history and perform various tests such as audiometry, tympanometry, acoustic reflex testing, and balance assessments. During the evaluation they may also provide counseling services on communication strategies or hearing aid fittings. After the assessment is complete, the audiologist will discuss their findings with you and recommend a personalized treatment plan to improve your quality of life.