Question 1

Is the test safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The screening is gentle and non-invasive: no needles, no sedation, no radiation. A soft, small probe sits at the entrance of your baby’s ear and plays quiet sounds while a sensor listens for the ear’s natural response. It’s the same type of screening used in hospitals worldwide.

Question 2

Does it hurt?

Accepted Answer

No. Most babies sleep through it. You can stay right beside your baby, and if your baby wakes or fusses, we simply pause and try again once they settle.

Question 3

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

About 3 minutes per ear, though it can take a little longer if your baby is restless. The whole visit, including explaining the results, usually takes under 30 minutes.

Question 4

When should my baby be tested?

Accepted Answer

Ideally within the first month. Experts recommend screening by 1 month, a full hearing check by 3 months if needed, and support in place by 6 months. If your baby is older, it’s still worth testing, as it’s never too late to check.

Question 5

What if my baby doesn’t pass?

Accepted Answer

Please don’t worry. A “refer” result doesn’t mean your baby has hearing loss. Fluid in the ear, a restless baby or background noise can affect the result. We usually repeat the screening, and if needed, an audiologist does a more detailed test. We’ll explain each step and help you book follow-up.

Question 6

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

A home screening starts from ₹1,999. This includes the visit, the screening, your digital report and follow-up reminders. The final price depends on your location and the distance from our team.

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