newborn hearing screening

What Are the Next Steps If Hearing Loss is Confirmed?

If hearing loss is confirmed after follow-up tests, early intervention services should be initiated as soon as possible. This may include:
Hearing aids or other amplification devices
Cochlear implants for severe hearing loss
Speech therapy to support language development
Family support and counseling

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