Loud Tinnitus Is a Brain Problem… and most doctors miss it.
Take The Tinnitus Severity Assessment™—
and find out what's driving your tinnitus.
Loud Tinnitus Is a Brain Problem… and most doctors miss it.
Take the Tinnitus Severity Assessment™—and find out what's driving your tinnitus.
“Most treatments fail for one reason — they're treating the wrong problem.“—Hamid Djalilian, MD, Professor of Otology and world-renowned tinnitus specialist.
“Most treatments fail for one reason — they're treating the wrong problem.“—Hamid Djalilian, MD, Professor of Otology and world-renowned tinnitus specialist.
If your tinnitus feels out of control, your brain may be the reason.
Tinnitus starts in the hearing system, but what makes it loud and intrusive is something different—a brain process that is treatable.
If you're ready to find out what's driving your tinnitus, the first step is taking our assessment.
NeuroMed’s Tinnitus Severity Assessment™ is based on validated clinical tools used to identify brain-based tinnitus. It shows you the impact of your tinnitus and the reasons why it is loud and out of control.
Why Your Brain Keeps Turning Up the Volume
Several brain regions are affected by loud tinnitus. It’s not just the sound — it’s how your brain reacts to it.
Brain Inflammation and Brain Sensitivity: Low-grade inflammation makes your brain hypersensitive—so the tinnitus sound gets amplified, even if the original signal is faint.
Fight-or-Flight Activation: That amplified sound triggers your brain’s alarm system—turning tinnitus into something urgent, emotional, and impossible to tune out.
Attention Lock-in From Brain Rewiring: The fight-or-flight response causes your brain to prioritize tinnitus, pushing it to the front of your awareness. That’s why you can’t “just ignore it.”
What You’ll Learn From the Assessment
This isn’t just a tinnitus quiz. It’s your chance to discover what’s actually causing it.
What you’ll walk away with:
✅ A deeper understanding of what is driving your tinnitus
✅ Insight into how it’s affecting key functional areas of your life
✅ Clarity on what kind of care your tinnitus actually requires
NeuroMed Tinnitus Care Is LegitScript Certified
We're Certified For Medical Legitimacy & For Your Peace of Mind
Too many tinnitus patients get misled by false hope and scams. That's why NeuroMed Tinnitus Care has been independently certified by LegitScript, confirming that our program meets strict standards for safety, transparency, and medical legitimacy. You can feel confident knowing you're working with a verified healthcare organization you can trust.
Meet Hamid Djalilian, MD, Otology & Neurotology
Creator of the NeuroMed Tinnitus Rehabilitation Program and Tinnitus Severity Assessment™
Dr. Hamid Djalilian
Dr. Djalilian is an internationally recognized expert with more than 20 years of experience in the treatment of tinnitus and brain sensitivity disorders and is currently the Chief Medical Advisor for NeuroMed Tinnitus Care.
Renowned for his tinnitus expertise and groundbreaking clinical protocols to treat tinnitus, Dr. Djalilian led his team at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) to a fundamental discovery:
Tinnitus is a brain sensitivity problem, not just an ear problem.
This discovery ushered in the development of an all-new protocol for the treatment of tinnitus, validated by formal clinical trials at UCI and bringing relief to close to 90% of those who’ve completed it. By developing this treatment, patients who had been brushed off by other medical experts were finally finding relief.
Based on this research, Dr. Djalilian and his team developed the Tinnitus Severity Assessment™ to reveal the impact tinnitus has on the daily lives of tinnitus sufferers, assess how to best help them find relief, and prepare them to commit to their recovery.
Academic Positions
- UC Irvine, Division Director, Otology and Neurotology
- UC Irvine, Professor of Otolaryngology, Neurosurgery, and Biomedical Engineering
- University of Illinois (Former faculty)
- Cedars Sinai Medical Center (Former faculty)
- UCLA (Former faculty)
- University of Minnesota (Former faculty)
Medical Education & Training
- University of Minnesota
- Minnesota Ear, Head & Neck Clinic (Fellowship Training)
Professional Affiliations
- Chief Medical Advisor, NeuroMed Tinnitus Clinic
- Migraine in Otolaryngology Society President
What people say about NeuroMed Tinnitus Care
What people say about NeuroMed Tinnitus Care
"My tinnitus is much easier to be with and disappears at times."
After much search I came across NeuroMed team whose compassion and kindness sold me on the program. My Tinnitus is much easier to be with and it disappears at times and I now aware of all the triggers that brings it back for me. Appreciate and grateful for them being there and have a deep respect to the Dr. with his findings, approach and his team.
Emma R.
"The program actually helped lower my tinnitus symptoms significantly"
“I came into Neuromed without having high expectations, but to my surprise the program actually helped lower my Tinnitus symptoms significantly through a combination of diet, sound therapy, CBT, and medication. While it takes a lot of work on one's own part, i can still highly recommend this program.”
Nathan P.
"I was so fortunate to find the NeuroMed program.."
“After both my family doctor and ENT doctor told me that there is nothing they can do to help my tinnitus problem, I became more anxious and felt helpless… I was so fortunate to find the NeuroMed program.”
Anne Y.
“I found NeuroMed and my results were exceptional”
“My tinnitus was unbearable; off the scale. Thankfully I found NeuroMed and my results were exceptional. Communication was excellent and they were flexible in fitting appointments in to my schedule. The online resources, Sound Therapy, the mediation and yes the medications were a great, holistic approach to greatly improving my symptoms. If you are suffering from tinnitus, please, give NeuroMed a try!
Connor O.
"I feel freedom again, and I have my life back. It's just worth it."
“So I would definitely recommend NeuroMed, 100% I would say. It has been a really great experience just because I feel like it has been able to help me step away and just feel freedom again, and I have my life back. It's just worth it.”
Renee B.
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Ready to find out what's driving your tinnitus?
Take the Tinnitus Severity Assessment™ — it takes 2 minutes.
Disclaimer: This assessment is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It does not create a doctor–patient relationship. Eligibility for our treatment program is determined after further clinical review and is not guaranteed.