Hearing Test Centre in Beta 2, Greater Noida

What Is Paediatric Hearing Testing?

Paediatric hearing testing is a set of specialised assessments that measure how well a child hears across different pitches and volumes. Because babies and young children cannot reliably raise a hand or press a button when they hear a sound, audiologists use age-appropriate techniques — such as otoacoustic emissions (OAE), auditory brainstem response (ABR/BERA), play audiometry, and visual reinforcement audiometry — to obtain accurate results. At our hearing test centre in Beta 2, Greater Noida, testing is child-friendly, unhurried, and tailored to your child’s developmental stage.

Hearing is the foundation of speech, language, and learning. Even a mild or unilateral (one-sided) hearing loss can affect how a child listens in class, follows instructions, and develops vocabulary. Undetected hearing loss is often mistaken for attention difficulties, “not listening”, or a speech delay. A comprehensive hearing test is the safest way to rule out hearing as a contributing factor and to give your child the right support as early as possible.

Whether your child is a newborn who did not clear the hospital screening, a toddler with delayed speech, or a school-age child struggling to hear the teacher, our team is here to guide your family every step of the way.

Signs Your Child May Need a Hearing Test

Early identification is key. Consider a hearing test if your child:

• Did not startle to loud sounds as a baby
• Does not turn toward your voice by 6 months
• Has delayed speech or language milestones
• Speaks unclearly or omits sounds
• Frequently asks for repetitions or says “what?”
• Turns the TV or phone volume very high
• Watches faces and lips intently to understand
• Struggles to follow instructions in noisy classrooms

If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait. Early intervention can make a significant difference. Contact Gyanti Child Development Center for a comprehensive hearing evaluation.

Parents often ask, “Could my child just be ignoring me?” Sometimes, yes — but it is not always possible to know in advance. A professional hearing test is the safest way to rule out underlying hearing loss and to give your child the best possible start. The earlier hearing loss is identified, the sooner intervention can begin — and early hearing intervention consistently produces better speech, language, and academic outcomes.

Conditions We Assess at Our Hearing Test Centre in Beta 2

Our audiologists have extensive experience assessing a wide range of hearing and listening concerns in children. Each child is assessed individually and results are explained with a plan tailored to your family’s needs.

If your child has a concern that is not listed here, please contact us — we regularly assess complex and overlapping needs, and can advise whether a hearing test is appropriate.

Hearing Tests for Children in Greater Noida

Children of different ages need different hearing tests. Our centre is equipped to test hearing from newborn through adolescence using the most appropriate method for each child. We use OAE and ABR/BERA for babies and children who cannot cooperate with behavioural testing, play audiometry for toddlers and preschoolers, and pure tone audiometry for older children who can respond reliably. Tympanometry is used to assess middle-ear function in children of all ages.

Because different tests measure different parts of the hearing system, we often combine several to get a complete picture. Our audiologists explain each test in plain language before it begins, so both you and your child know what to expect. Results are discussed immediately after testing and a written report is provided for your paediatrician, ENT, or school.

Newborn Hearing Screening

Newborn hearing screening is one of the most important early health checks your baby can receive. Babies identified with hearing loss before six months of age and given appropriate intervention have significantly better speech and language outcomes than those identified later. Our centre offers OAE and ABR/BERA screening for newborns and infants, including babies who did not clear their hospital screening or who have risk factors such as prematurity, NICU stay, family history of hearing loss, or certain infections during pregnancy.

Screening is quick, safe, and non-invasive. If results suggest hearing loss, we recommend a full diagnostic assessment and coordinate with ENT and early intervention services. Parents receive clear next steps and ongoing support — because for newborns, every week matters.

Pure Tone Audiometry

Pure tone audiometry is the gold-standard test for older children and adolescents. Your child wears headphones in a soundproof booth and responds — by pressing a button or raising a hand — when they hear a soft beep at different pitches and volumes. This produces an audiogram that shows exactly which sounds your child can and cannot hear, in both ears.

Pure tone audiometry helps us identify the type and degree of hearing loss — mild, moderate, severe, or profound — and guides decisions about hearing aids, classroom accommodations, or further medical referral. Results are explained clearly to parents, and a written report is provided for your child’s doctor and school.

Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE) Test

The OAE test measures tiny sounds produced by the inner ear’s hair cells when they are stimulated. A small, soft probe is placed in the child’s ear canal while they rest or sleep. If the hair cells are healthy, they “echo back” a signal that the equipment records. The OAE test is quick, painless, and does not require a response from the child — which makes it ideal for newborns, infants, and children who cannot cooperate with behavioural testing.

OAE is typically used for newborn screening and to confirm inner-ear function when other results need clarification. A “refer” result on OAE does not automatically mean hearing loss — it means further testing is needed. Our audiologists explain the results and next steps for your child.

Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR / BERA) Test

The auditory brainstem response (ABR), also known as BERA, measures how the hearing nerve and brainstem respond to sound. Small electrodes are placed on the child’s head and sounds are played through earphones or a probe while the child rests or sleeps. ABR/BERA helps us estimate hearing thresholds, identify auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder, and confirm results when behavioural testing is not possible.

ABR is particularly important for newborns and infants, for children with developmental differences, and for medical-legal or pre-surgical assessments. Our audiologists use modern, child-friendly ABR equipment and take time to prepare families for the test so that everyone feels calm and informed.

Tympanometry & Middle Ear Testing

Tympanometry assesses how well the eardrum moves and how the middle ear is functioning. A small probe is placed in the ear canal and a gentle puff of air changes the pressure — no response is required from your child. This test is especially useful for detecting “glue ear” (otitis media with effusion), a common cause of conductive hearing loss in young children, and for monitoring middle-ear health after ear infections.

When combined with pure tone audiometry or OAE, tympanometry gives us a complete picture of the entire hearing pathway — outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, and beyond. We explain the findings clearly and coordinate with ENT specialists when medical follow-up is needed.

Play Audiometry & Visual Reinforcement Audiometry

Young children cannot always cooperate with traditional hearing tests — but they can play. Play audiometry turns testing into a game: your child drops a block in a bucket or places a ring on a peg every time they hear a sound. Visual reinforcement audiometry uses animated toys or screens to reward head turns toward sound. Both methods give us reliable hearing information from toddlers and preschoolers while keeping them engaged and happy.

These techniques are not just child-friendly — they are evidence-based and produce accurate results when performed by experienced audiologists. Parents are usually present throughout, which reassures the child and allows you to see exactly how the results are obtained.

Types & Causes of Hearing Loss in Children

Hearing loss in children falls into three main types. Conductive hearing loss occurs when sound cannot pass efficiently through the outer or middle ear — often due to earwax, fluid, infection, or a structural difference. Sensorineural hearing loss involves the inner ear or hearing nerve and is usually permanent. Mixed hearing loss combines both. Causes include genetics, prematurity, infections during pregnancy, jaundice, certain medications, meningitis, head injury, and chronic ear infections.

Many causes of childhood hearing loss are treatable — earwax can be removed, glue ear can resolve or be managed, and infections can be treated. Even permanent hearing loss can be effectively managed with hearing aids, cochlear implants, and auditory-verbal therapy. Accurate diagnosis is the first step, and our audiologists work closely with ENT and other specialists to ensure your child gets the right care.

Early Intervention & Hearing Aid Evaluation

When hearing loss is identified, early intervention gives children the best chance to develop speech and language on track with their peers. Our centre provides hearing aid evaluation, trial, fitting, and follow-up support. We work with you to select age-appropriate, comfortable hearing aids, verify the fitting with real-ear measurements, and coach families on daily use and care. For children who are not candidates for hearing aids, we coordinate with ENT and cochlear implant teams.

Hearing aids are only part of the picture. Children also need consistent listening practice and language-rich interaction to make the most of amplified sound. Our speech-language pathologists provide auditory-verbal therapy and language therapy alongside audiology, so that families have one coordinated team supporting their child’s listening and spoken language development.

Our Hearing Test Process

Every child begins with a detailed case history — pregnancy and birth history, medical history, family history of hearing loss, developmental milestones, and your specific concerns. We then select the most appropriate tests for your child’s age and abilities. Depending on the child, this may include OAE, ABR/BERA, tympanometry, play audiometry, visual reinforcement audiometry, or pure tone audiometry.

Testing is followed by a clear explanation of results, an audiogram, and a written report. If further medical evaluation is needed, we discuss ENT referral. If hearing aids or therapy are recommended, we outline the next steps and answer every question. Follow-up appointments ensure your child’s hearing and listening skills are monitored over time.

Individualised Hearing Management Plans

No two children are alike. Our audiologists design management plans around each child’s hearing profile, developmental stage, family priorities, and learning environment. Plans may include monitoring, medical referral, hearing aids, classroom accommodations, or therapy. Goals are functional and reviewed regularly.

We believe hearing care should fit the child and family — not the other way around. Some families need quick answers before a school admission; others need long-term monitoring for recurrent ear infections. Our team flexes to meet each family where they are and keeps communication clear and honest.

Testing Approaches & Equipment We Use

• Pure tone audiometry (air and bone conduction)
• Otoacoustic emissions (OAE)
• Auditory brainstem response (ABR / BERA)
• Tympanometry and acoustic reflex testing
• Play audiometry
• Visual reinforcement audiometry
• Newborn hearing screening
• Speech-in-noise screening where age-appropriate

Our audiologists choose methods based on the child’s age, cooperation, and clinical picture. We do not follow a one-size-fits-all approach — we combine tests thoughtfully to get accurate, reliable results and explain what each one measures.

The Role of Parents in Hearing Care

Parents are partners in hearing care. We encourage you to observe the tests, ask questions, and share your observations about your child’s listening behaviour at home. Your insights are valuable — parents often notice subtle signs that testing can clarify. If hearing aids are fitted, your daily involvement is essential for consistent use and care.

You do not need to be an audiologist to help your child. Small changes — reducing background noise, speaking face-to-face, using clear language, and narrating daily routines — make a big difference. We show you exactly how to do this in a way that feels natural and stress-free.

Simple Home Practice Ideas for Listening & Communication

• Reduce background noise when talking — turn off the TV and close doors.
• Speak face-to-face at your child’s eye level.
• Narrate daily routines to build listening and vocabulary.
• Use books, songs, and rhymes to make listening playful.
• If hearing aids are prescribed, ensure daily wear and care routines.

Consistency matters more than duration. A few minutes of focused listening practice every day is often more effective than an hour once a week. We help families build realistic routines that fit into busy lives.

Why Choose Our Hearing Test Centre in Beta 2, Greater Noida?

• RCI-registered audiologists with paediatric expertise.
• Age-appropriate testing — OAE and ABR for babies, play audiometry for toddlers, pure tone audiometry for older children.
• Multidisciplinary team — audiology, speech therapy, language therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, special education, psychology under one roof.
• Convenient Beta 2 location near AVJ Homes, easily accessible from all Greater Noida sectors.
• Clear reporting and honest discussion of findings.
• Trusted by families across Greater Noida with a 4.8-star rating.

Choosing the right hearing test centre is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. We invite you to visit our centre, meet our team, and ask questions before booking. We want you to feel confident that your child is in caring, capable hands.

Meet Our Audiologists & Hearing Care Team

Our team includes certified audiologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, special educators, and psychologists who collaborate to provide holistic care. Each professional brings years of experience working with children with hearing, listening, and communication needs.

Because our specialists share a single centre, your child’s entire care team can communicate easily. Hearing test results are shared directly with speech-language pathologists, so therapy goals can be adjusted quickly. Special educators can use the same auditory strategies in the classroom. This joined-up approach reduces confusion for the child and speeds up progress.

Child-Friendly Facilities at Our Beta 2 Centre

Our centre is designed to be safe, calm, and reassuring. Testing rooms are quiet and child-friendly, with age-appropriate toys and visual materials to help children feel relaxed. Our equipment includes dedicated audiometers, tympanometers, OAE and ABR systems, and sound-field testing facilities. We maintain a clean, welcoming environment where children feel comfortable and motivated.

We know that many children test best when they feel relaxed. Our rooms are arranged to reduce distractions, and we keep a consistent routine so children know what to expect. For children with sensory sensitivities, we can adjust lighting, sound, and pacing as needed.

Success Stories from Families We Serve

“My son’s speech was delayed and we assumed he was just a late talker. The hearing test at Gyanti showed mild hearing loss from glue ear. After treatment and a few months of language therapy, his speech took off. I’m so glad we didn’t wait.” — Parent, Beta 2. Many families across Greater Noida have seen their children gain language, confidence, and school readiness after a hearing test and timely intervention.

Every child’s journey is different, but the common thread is progress that parents can see and celebrate. From first clear words to confident classroom participation — these are the moments that drive our team every day.

What Parents Say About Us

Our centre has earned a 4.8-star rating from 127+ families. Parents appreciate our transparency, the clarity of our reports, and the warmth of our team.

We are grateful for the trust families place in us. Every review and referral is a reminder of the responsibility we carry — and a motivation to keep improving.

Location & Directions

Address: J-367, Block J, Beta 2, Greater Noida, 201310, near AVJ Homes, Uttar Pradesh.

We are easily reachable from Alpha, Beta 1, Gamma, Delta, and other sectors. Parking is available nearby.

If you are travelling by metro, the nearest stations are Pari Chowk and Alpha 1, from where you can take an auto or cab. For families coming from Noida Extension or Greater Noida West, the route via the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway is quick and convenient.

Opening Hours

Monday to Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Sunday: Closed. Appointments are recommended to avoid waiting.

We understand that families have busy schedules. If you need an early morning or late evening slot, please ask — we do our best to accommodate working parents and school-going children.

Book a Hearing Test Appointment

Call +91 9128805585 or WhatsApp us to schedule a hearing test. You can also email gyantichilddevelopmentcenter@gmail.com.

When you call, we will ask a few questions about your child’s history and your concerns. This helps us prepare the right tests and plan enough time for your visit. There is no obligation — we are here to answer your questions.

Related Services at Gyanti

• Hearing Aid — evaluation, trial, fitting, and follow-up support.
• Speech Therapy — for articulation, clarity, fluency, and voice.
• Language Therapy — for vocabulary, comprehension, grammar, and social language.
• Occupational Therapy — for sensory processing, fine motor, handwriting, and daily living skills.
• Physiotherapy — for gross motor, gait, balance, and movement.
• Early Intervention — for infants and toddlers at risk of developmental delay.
• Special Education — individualised learning support.
• Psychological Assessment — for cognitive, behavioural, and developmental evaluation.

Many children benefit from more than one service. Our team coordinates across disciplines so that your child’s plan is unified and consistent.

Helpful Resources for Parents

Explore our blog for articles on hearing milestones, newborn screening, glue ear, hearing aids, and home listening strategies.

Reading about hearing and listening development helps parents notice concerns earlier and act sooner. Our articles are written in plain language and based on current clinical guidance.

Insurance & Payment Options

We accept multiple payment methods and can guide you on insurance reimbursement. Please contact our front desk for details.

Our team can provide itemised invoices and audiology reports to support claims. If you have questions about documentation, just ask — we are happy to help.

Online Hearing-Care Consultation (Telehealth)

Hearing tests themselves require in-person equipment, but we offer online hearing-care consultations for families across Greater Noida and beyond. Contact us to learn more.

Telehealth works well for discussing test results, reviewing hearing-aid use, parent coaching on listening strategies, and follow-up reviews. A parent or caregiver should be present to help with technology and to participate in discussions.

Referrals, Community Outreach & Hearing Screening Camps

We welcome referrals from paediatricians, ENT surgeons, schools, and other professionals. Please call us to discuss a child’s needs and schedule a hearing test. For schools, we can also provide in-service training on hearing-friendly classrooms, seating, and listening strategies.

Gyanti also conducts free hearing screening camps in Greater Noida societies and schools. Contact us to organise a camp in your community. Screening camps help identify children who may need a full hearing assessment but whose families have not yet sought help — and early identification is one of the most powerful tools we have.

Help Your Child Hear Clearly and Communicate Confidently

Book a hearing test at Gyanti Child Development Center, Beta 2, Greater Noida. Our team is ready to support your child’s hearing, listening, and language journey.