Audiologist in Almaty — Ekaterina Kravchenko A comprehensive hearing assessment with clear recommendations for what to do next.
Does someone close to you keep asking people to repeat themselves, turn the television up, or withdraw from conversations? A change in hearing is worth checking — there can be many causes.
practice
cochlear implants
professional training
More about the assessment and approach
In clinical practice since 2003, I have worked with patients of all ages — from babies referred for suspected hearing loss to adults exposed to occupational noise. I bring the history together with the test results and explain the next steps in plain language.
One doctor can guide you from the first assessment through hearing-aid fitting — without having to reconstruct your story across several different clinics.
A preliminary hearing check
in about 5 minutes
A free online screening based on established international screening approaches.
The goal is not to diagnose you, but to help identify whether a hearing concern may be worth assessing clinically.
You will need headphones · This is screening, not a medical diagnosis, but it can help you decide whether a clinical assessment is worthwhile
Ekaterina Vladimirovna Kravchenko
“My role is not simply to run tests, but to help you understand what the results mean and choose a solution that fits your real communication needs.”
Education and qualifications
- Highest qualification category in otorhinolaryngology
- Audiology / hearing-care physician certification
- Professional training in Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic and Russia
- 10+ years of cochlear implant fitting with MedEL (Austria) and Advanced Bionics (USA)
- Current Kazakhstan medical licence No. 23007844
Common reasons for visiting
- Adults: hearing changes after noise exposure, age-related hearing loss, tinnitus and hearing-aid selection
- Children: suspected hearing loss, referred newborn screening, delayed speech development and recurrent ear infections
- Families with babies: objective ABR/ASSR assessment in the first months of life when indicated
How I work
- Continuity from the first assessment through hearing-aid fitting when appropriate
- Objective hearing tests including ABR, ASSR and OAE
- Results explained in plain language, without unnecessary jargon
- If a hearing aid is not indicated, I will say so clearly
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Answers to the questions patients ask most often
Clear, practical answers without overpromising.
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My baby did not pass newborn hearing screening. Does that mean hearing loss?
Could delayed speech be related to hearing?
Which hearing aid is best?
What causes ringing or noise in the ears?
When should I see an ENT doctor and when an audiologist?
Can I rely on an online hearing test?
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When will I receive my results?
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A short questionnaire gives the doctor useful context before your visit. Payment is made at the clinic after the service.