Tinnitus
Specialist assessment and modern tinnitus rehabilitation methods
Why tinnitus assessment and rehab?
Tinnitus is more than a sound—it can affect sleep, focus and daily calm.
A multi-factor assessment clarifies likely contributors and how distressing the tinnitus is.
A personalized management plan is tailored to lifestyle and individual needs.
Regular follow-up with the clinical team helps reduce tinnitus distress and improve quality of life.
Your journey at Danesh Clinic
From assessment to rehab follow-up in three clear steps.
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Specialist assessment
Hearing evaluation plus tinnitus characteristics and aggravating factors.
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Rehab plan
A management pathway including counseling, sound therapy and supportive tools when appropriate.
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Regular follow-up
Follow-up visits to refine the plan, reduce distress and stabilize results.
Personalized tinnitus management
Tinnitus needs multi-factor assessment and personalized management. At Danesh Clinic, eligible patients can access rehabilitation tools and tracking (including sound masking) alongside assessment.
Rehab approaches
The right mix of methods is selected based on tinnitus type and your needs.
Hearing and tinnitus assessment
Measuring hearing and tinnitus features to build an accurate care plan.
Counseling and education
Understanding tinnitus mechanisms, triggers and strategies to reduce daily distress.
Sound therapy and masking
Therapeutic sound and, when indicated, sound masking to reduce tinnitus prominence.
Follow-up and plan tuning
Regular progress review and method adjustments toward more stable outcomes.
Who is this service for?
If tinnitus is disrupting quality of life, specialist assessment is a strong starting point.
Persistent or distressing tinnitus
Sounds in the ear or head that interfere with sleep, focus or calm.
With hearing loss
Tinnitus alongside hearing loss that may improve with hearing rehab pathways.
Need for a structured plan
People seeking a clear pathway, follow-up and supportive tools.
How to prepare
A few short tips for a more useful assessment visit.
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Note when tinnitus started, how it changes and what makes it worse.
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Bring prior hearing results, imaging or related prescriptions.
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Bring a list of current medications.
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Prepare everyday examples of how tinnitus affects sleep and focus.
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Write down questions and concerns in advance.
Book a tinnitus assessment
Danesh Clinic is ready for specialist assessment and a rehab plan tailored to you.
Other services
Diagnostic hearing assessment
Infants, children and adults with modern audiometers
Newborn hearing screening
OAE and ABR tests for early detection
Electrophysiology assessment
Comprehensive hearing and balance evaluation with ABR, VEMP, ECochG and ENG
Hearing-aid fitting
Specialist selection, precise fitting and support for clearer hearing
Balance rehabilitation
Diagnosis and treatment of dizziness and vestibular disorders