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Hearing & Vision Screening

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  • Hearing & Vision Checks For School-Age Children

    Screening for some vision problems for your child should happen around 11 or 12 years of age. Your child will not have their hearing checked at school so if you are concerned about your child's hearing, it's important that you visit your family doctor.
  • Hearing & Vision Checks For Preschool Children

    Your child's hearing and vision will be discussed with you at various Well Child checks before your child turns 4 years of age. If your child does have a hearing or vision problem, finding it early is good for their learning and development.
  • Hearing & Vision Checks For Babies

    Your baby's eyes should be checked soon after birth. If you have concerns about your baby's vision or hearing at any time, take your baby for an assessment.
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