Border Patrol Hearing Tests

Scheduling is simple. Call us at (956) 630-7629 or submit a request through the form on this page, and our bilingual team will find a time that fits your shift schedule. When you book, let us know any specific documentation or forms your agency requires so we can prepare in advance.

Bringing along any agency paperwork, prior audiograms, and a list of your noise exposures helps us deliver exactly what you need in one visit. We aim to make occupational testing as convenient as possible for the agents and federal employees we serve across the Rio Grande Valley.

If your test reveals hearing loss, the first step is a clear explanation of what the results mean — which frequencies are affected, how significant the change is, and whether it's consistent with noise exposure. Catching changes early is exactly why regular testing matters.

From there, we discuss practical next steps, which may include hearing protection to prevent further damage, ongoing monitoring, or treatment options if loss is already present. Our four-provider team gives you honest guidance with no pressure. Call (956) 630-7629 to learn more.

For anyone regularly exposed to firearms, vehicles, aircraft, or loud equipment, periodic hearing testing is the smartest way to protect a career's worth of hearing. A baseline test followed by regular monitoring lets us spot changes year over year, long before they become a significant problem.

Many agencies have their own testing intervals, and we're glad to work within those requirements. Even outside of formal requirements, an annual check is a reasonable habit for high-noise roles. To establish your baseline or stay on schedule, call (956) 630-7629 and book in McAllen.