Neurological & Sensory Health

See better. Hear clearer. Think sharper.

Subtle changes in vision, hearing or nerve function can impact your focus, memory, and quality of life. At EHS, we take these signs seriously. Whether it’s catching early hearing loss, spotting vision decline, or identifying vitamin B12 deficiency that could be affecting your brain or nerves, our tests help connect the dots. We don’t just screen. We investigate. These are targeted tests designed to uncover what’s really going on and support better long-term function.

In-Clinic Doctor Examination

Audiometry

Audiometry is a non-invasive test used to assess hearing ability across different frequencies and volumes. It helps detect hearing loss, determine its severity, and identify whether it stems from the inner ear (sensorineural) or outer/middle ear (conductive).

Audiometry

Gait and Spine Assessment

An in-person examination of how you walk and move your spine. This helps identify issues with balance, posture, flexibility or underlying musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.

Gait and Spine Assessment

An in-person examination of how you walk and move your spine. This helps identify issues with balance, posture, flexibility or underlying musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.

Gait and Spine Assessment

An in-person examination of how you walk and move your spine. This helps identify issues with balance, posture, flexibility or underlying musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.

Neurological Review

An in-person consultation to explore any concerns such as headaches, dizziness, memory changes, numbness or coordination issues. This helps identify potential neurological conditions and determine if further testing is required.

Neurological Review

Reflex Testing

An in-person neurological check of tendon reflexes in the arms and legs. This helps assess nerve and spinal cord function, and can highlight early signs of neurological conditions.

Reflex Testing

An in-person neurological check of tendon reflexes in the arms and legs. This helps assess nerve and spinal cord function, and can highlight early signs of neurological conditions.

Reflex Testing

An in-person neurological check of tendon reflexes in the arms and legs. This helps assess nerve and spinal cord function, and can highlight early signs of neurological conditions.

Vision test

A screening assessment that checks visual clarity, sharpness, and the ability to focus. It helps identify issues such as blurred vision, difficulty seeing at distance or up close, and other visual impairments.

Vision test

Blood & Urine Tests

In-Clinic Exercise Physiology Assessment

Grip Strength

An in-person assessment using a hand dynamometer to measure muscle strength and endurance in the hands and forearms. Grip strength is a key indicator of overall muscle function, mobility, and long-term health outcomes.

Grip Strength

Why does this matter?

Hearing loss and vision issues often creep in gradually, while neurological changes can be harder to spot. Left unchecked, they can affect concentration, energy, and even mood. Our sensory and neurological checks help pick up early changes so you can act sooner.

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