10/20/2026
Real Ear Measurements are a small step that can make a BIG difference.
Audiologists use Real Ear Measurements to measure the sound reaching your eardrum. This helps show how much amplification your hearing aids are actually providing in each ear.
Your audiologist can then compare those measurements to a prescription target based on your hearing test.
If your hearing aids aren’t providing the appropriate level of amplification, your audiologist can make adjustments and measure again.
That’s the power of best practices. It’s about making sure your hearing aids are working for you and helping you achieve your best hearing possible.