Catch the quiet issues early.
Quick, painless screenings at key ages — because undetected hearing or vision problems often show up first as struggles at school.
Ten minutes that can change a school year.
We screen hearing with otoacoustic technology and vision with photoscreeners — no drops, no discomfort, no scary machines. If anything needs a closer look, we refer to trusted pediatric specialists and track the follow-through.
Screenings cover
- Newborn hearing screening follow-up
- Vision photoscreening from age 1
- School-entry eye and ear exams
- Specialist referrals with tracked follow-up
- 1
Play-based test
Framed as a game kids enjoy.
- 2
Instant results
Pass, recheck, or refer — same day.
- 3
Guided referral
To pediatric eye/ear specialists.
- 4
School support
Letters for classroom accommodations.
Screening questions, answered
At what ages should screening happen?
Hearing at birth and before school entry; vision yearly from age 3, plus photoscreening for toddlers who can’t yet read charts.
Will it upset my toddler?
Rarely — the photoscreener works from three feet away in seconds, and hearing screening just needs a quiet moment.
What happens if my child doesn’t pass?
We recheck first (wax and colds cause many false flags), then refer to a pediatric specialist and follow the results with you.