Online test
Online hearing test
Six questions, three minutes, no sign-up. This test does not measure your hearing: it tells you whether what you experience day to day is worth a proper assessment at the centre.
Online test
Six questions, three minutes, no sign-up. This test does not measure your hearing: it tells you whether what you experience day to day is worth a proper assessment at the centre.
Online check
Six questions about your daily life. Nothing is sent anywhere: the score is computed in your browser and disappears when you close the page.
This questionnaire is a guide, not a diagnosis. It replaces neither an assessment at the centre nor the opinion of an ENT doctor.

Hearing loss settles in slowly. It does not hurt, it gives no warning, and the ear learns to cover for it: you guess the end of sentences, you turn the volume up without noticing, you avoid noisy places. The first sign is almost never a missed sound — it is tiredness at the end of the day.
This questionnaire covers the situations where that tiredness shows: restaurants, the phone, television, higher-pitched voices. It counts how often you recognise yourself, and draws one conclusion only: is this worth having checked, yes or no.
An online test replaces no examination. Your browser knows nothing about the real volume of your earphones, the noise in the room, or the state of your ear canal. No online test, ours or anyone else's, can produce an audiogram.
Nor does it tell you why you hear less. Earwax, an old ear infection, noise damage and age-related loss all feel much the same and call for completely different answers. Only an examination at the centre, with an ENT opinion where needed, tells them apart.
If the result suggests you should have it looked at, the next step is a hearing assessment at the centre: a conversation, an examination of the ear canal, pure-tone then speech audiometry, and an explanation of the curves. That assessment is free and carries no obligation — plenty of people leave with “your hearing is fine, come back in two years”.
You can book by phone or on WhatsApp. Say which language you would rather be seen in: Arabic, French or English.
What people ask us most.
Yes, and there is no sign-up: no account to create, no address to leave. The hearing assessment at the centre is free too, by appointment.
No. This test plays no sound at all: it asks about everyday situations. You can take it on a busy street or in complete quiet and get the same result.
If nothing bothers you, no. But if someone close to you mentions the television is loud, or you spent years working in noise, a baseline assessment is worth the trip: it gives you something to compare against later.
No. Everything is worked out inside your browser; nothing is sent or kept. If you choose to message us on WhatsApp at the end, you alone decide what you share.