FAQs

The duration varies depending on the condition’s severity, the individual’s motivation,
and family support. Some may see improvement in a few months, while others may
need longer-term therapy.

Sensorineural hearing loss occurs when there is damage to the inner ear (cochlea) or
auditory nerve, which prevents sound signals from being transmitted effectively to the
brain. It is often permanent but can be managed with hearing aids or cochlear implants.

Speech therapy helps children with Autism improve communication, social interaction,
and language skills. It may include using visual aids, structured routines, or alternative
communication methods (like AAC) to make communication easier and more effective.

Therapy typically includes practicing target sounds, using fun and engaging activities, working on listening and self-correction skills, and gradually moving from isolated sounds to words, sentences, and real-life communication.

The duration varies depending on the type and severity of errors, consistency of practice at home, and individual progress. Some see improvement in a few months, while others may need longer support.

● Aphasia: language disorder affecting speaking, understanding, reading, and
writing.
● Dysarthria: speech disorder caused by weakness or poor coordination of the
speech muscles.
● Apraxia of speech: difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed
for speech, even though the muscles are not weak.

ITE devices provide several advantages, including:
● Nearly invisible, custom-molded look
● Easy to insert and remove
● Tailored comfort to fit your ear shape

● Strong amplification for mild to severe hearing loss
● Advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeability, and app-based
control

Yes. Starkey hearing aids allow direct Bluetooth streaming from smartphones, TVs, and laptops.
With the Starkey app, you can also adjust settings and personalize your hearing experience
without visiting the clinic.

Yes, we offer newborn hearing screening and pediatric evaluations to detect hearing issues early,
ensuring timely intervention and supporting speech and language development.

Yes. The clinic offers detailed assessments to identify developmental needs and create
a personalized therapy plan tailored to the child’s strengths and challenges.

Delayed speech and language development occurs when a child does not reach
expected communication milestones for their age, such as speaking first words,
combining words, or understanding language.

Yes. Signia hearing aids support Bluetooth, allowing direct streaming of calls, music,
and TV audio, along with app-based control for volume and sound settings.