Hi Expression! My name is Brian. I am an Army veteran, and have been to the VA for my hearing. I just received my hearing aids last Thursday. Did you go to a VA hospital for your audiogram, or was it given at your local clinic by your primary care doctor? I was referred to see an audiologist at the hospital. Testing took about 20-30 minutes, and the audiologist gave me a print out of my audiogram. I was then referred to an ENT, because my loss is conductive. After the ENT exam, I was told I would need surgery, but could use hearing aids if I desired. It was my choice. I would call the office where you had your audiogram, and request a copy for your own records. They cannot refuse to give you a copy. And if you were not seen by an audiologist, you need to have that scheduled. A primary care doctor is not a specialist. An audiologist is.
