Cognitive Screening

Untreated hearing loss has been linked to cognitive decline. We offer cognitive screening as part of our holistic, patient-centered approach to hearing healthcare, and to guide our treatment recommendations.

Schedule Your Cognitive & Hearing Screening*
*Complimentary appointment for new patients 18+ years of age.

How Does Hearing Loss Impact Brain Health?

While our ears are responsible for receiving sound, our brain is largely responsible for processing sound. Therefore, untreated hearing loss challenges the brain’s ability to process sound efficiently, and reduces resources available for other mental tasks. This reduced brain capacity, along with other factors, may contribute to cognitive decline.

Taking Control of Your Cognitive Health

The good news is that hearing loss has been identified as the most modifiable risk factor for cognitive decline. When you address your hearing loss, you are also taking steps to protect your brain health.

What is Cognitive Screening?

Cognivue Thrive is a computerized screening tool that helps us understand how well your brain is performing in areas responsible for processing sound. It’s easy, painless, and takes only a few minutes. Your screening is self-administered at a private station.

How Does Cognitive Screening Help?

We use your cognitive screening report to help guide our treatment plan, to provide you with a personalized course of action to address your hearing and communication concerns.

Screening is Quick and Easy – Schedule Your Appointment Today!

Schedule Your Cognitive & Hearing Screening*
*Complimentary appointment for new patients 18+ years of age.

 

Learn More

To learn more about Cognivue Thrive, watch the videos below.

Why Cognivue? An Introduction

How Cognivue Works

Untreated Hearing Loss and Cognitive Impairment: Cognivue Thrive in Action

Importance of Early Detection for Mild Cognitive Impairment

In-Depth Look at Hearing Loss, Cognitive Decline and Cognivue Testing

 

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