For patients’ aged 5 years and more, a hearing test is administered by a certified audiologist, who are members of the OOAQ and have a master degree in audiology. ODYO’s audiologists perform the hearing assessments and emit personalized intervention plan based on the patients’ communication and hearing care needs.
The audiologist will analyze the patients’ possible admissibility to any governmental payer programs such as the RAMQ, CNESST and Veterans Affairs. If and when necessary, the audiologist will refer the patient to a hearing aid professional (audioprosthesist) or an Ear-Nose-Throat doctor (ENT) in order to complete the hearing care support process.
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