Audiologist Toronto – Hearing Clinic & Hearing Aids Toronto/North York
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North York Audiology & Hearing Aid/ Clinic – Hearing Solutions Toronto/North York
With 17+ years of dedicated service in North York and the GTA, Toronto Hearing Centre proudly provides comprehensive diagnostic and preventive hearing healthcare solutions. Our services encompass Hearing aid screenings, Hearing evaluations, Hearing aid and accessory purchases, Rehabilitation counselling, and Preventive care advice. Our Goal at the Toronto Hearing Centre is to offer professional, courteous, and helpful service to those who have hearing loss. Our hearing clinic Toronto team is a leading provider of affordable, quality hearing aids to the Toronto and North York regions. Our hearing clinic Toronto team carries the most advanced, comfortable, and virtually invisible digital technology available and our Toronto audiologists help both adults and children diagnose and treat their hearing difficulties. In addition to providing our clients products with the latest hearing aid technology, Toronto Hearing Centre also offers the counseling and support necessary to improve an individuals quality of life through better hearing. A doctor’s referral is not required to book an appointment and our hearing aids Toronto experts can generally see you within a week of your call. All prescriptions for hearing instruments are made following a comprehensive audiological evaluation by our audiologist in Toronto. There are several types of hearing aids available to address various hearing needs and preferences, including behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE), and in-the-canal (ITC) options. Click here to see different types of hearing aids. Discover your hearing health with ease. Take our Online Hearing Loss Questionnaire today. It’s quick, confidential, and the first step towards better hearing. Start your journey to improved communication and quality of life now.
Hearing aids are considered medical devices and are regulated in Ontario by the Ministry of Health (MOH). All residents with a valid OHIP card are entitled to receive assistance from the ministry’s ADP Program to help cover the cost of a hearing device. To learn more about the Assistive Devices program (ADP) please click here. To learn more about hearing aids and how our hearing aids Toronto experts can help you, please call us today: 647-436-7376
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Why Choose Audiologists at Toronto Hearing Centre?
Independently Owned
Unlike many hearing aid centre’s that have dozens of clinics throughout the province, the Toronto Hearing Centre is 100% independently owned and is not limited to recommending only one specific brand of hearing aid for your needs. Many hearing-aid chains are owned by the same parent companies as the hearing aid manufacturers themselves and because of this their clinicians will often recommend that particular brand of the hearing aid when another make and model may be better suited to your needs. Our audiologist Toronto team will always select the best hearing device for each client irrespective of brand.
Test and Try
When you choose a hearing aid from our Hearing clinic in Toronto you may rest assured in the full 90-day testing and trial period to ensure that the hearing aid you selected is satisfactory and suitable for your needs. If, for any reason, you choose to return that device during this testing period you will not be charged any trial fees. Many competing hearing clinics charge hundreds of dollars if a customer returns a hearing aid that they have not been satisfied with. Our audiology clinic Toronto team wants every client to be 100% fully satisfied with their purchase, and we back up that commitment with our free trial period policy.
Competitive Pricing
In addition to obtaining a satisfaction guaranteed trial period when evaluating a new set of hearing aids, it is also important to know that you have received a competitive price on those devices. At the Toronto Hearing Centre, our Toronto audiologist not only offers competitive pricing for all our hearing aid models, our hearing clinic in Toronto will also match, or exceed, a written cost estimate from any other hearing clinic in the GTA area. When you choose our audiology clinic in Toronto for your hearing care needs, you may rest assured that you will receive quality, friendly service at competitive pricing.
Our Hearing Clinic Toronto is located at 5 Fairview Mall Dr #415, North York
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Frequently Asking Questions
What can I do to determine whether I require hearing aids?
The best thing you can do is to book a hearing test with an audiologist. Audiologists can spot signs of ear conditions that might be missed by a self-guided test.
If you decide to get hearing aids, an audiologist will provide a thorough evaluation and fit you with the right type and model of hearing aid to meet your unique needs. Audiologists also ensure your hearing aids are working effectively and providing the most benefit over time, as your hearing demands change.
What can I do to determine whether I require hearing aids?
The best thing you can do is to book a hearing test with an audiologist. Audiologists can spot signs of ear conditions that might be missed by a self-guided test.
If you decide to get hearing aids, an audiologist will provide a thorough evaluation and fit you with the right type and model of hearing aid to meet your unique needs. Audiologists also ensure your hearing aids are working effectively and providing the most benefit over time, as your hearing demands change.
What are the things you should not do prior to taking a hearing test?
- Exposure to loud noises such as avoiding concerts or air shows for at least 12-16 hours before the test.
- If you have a history of wax build-up, it is not advised to keep your ears sloppy before the test.
What is something you shouldn't do to your hearing aid?
- Here are some of the things you must avoid:
- Wearing your hearing aids while showering or when swimming.
- Let anyone else wear hearing aids.
- Applying hair sprays or gel while wearing hearing aids.
- Keeping your hearing aids in the bathroom.
- Attempting to fix your hearing aids by yourself.
Do you need to use a hearing aid all day?
For better results you should consider using a hearing aid all day, except when you’re asleep, showering, getting your hair cut, swimming, or in a loud environment.
Is there any financial assistance available for purchasing hearing aids in Toronto?
All Ontario residents with a valid OHIP card are entitled to financial assistance of $500 per ear from the Assistive Devices Program (ADP). Additionally, some individuals in Toronto may qualify for financial assistance or subsidies for hearing aids through government programs, private insurance, or assistance programs provided by hearing aid providers. It’s essential to check eligibility and inquire with hearing healthcare professionals. The Ministry of employment and social services in the GTA may also provide additional assistance for low income residents, provided eligibility criteria are met. The Toronto Hearing Centre can provide additional information on this program and how to apply for assistance.
How often should I have my hearing aids serviced or adjusted?
Hearing aids should be regularly serviced and maintained. It’s recommended to have them checked and cleaned every six months to a year by an audiologist. Adjustments may be needed to ensure optimal performance.
How often should I replace the batteries in my hearing aids in Toronto?
The frequency of battery changes for your hearing aids is determined by your model and usage. For traditional battery operated hearing aids batteries are normally changed once every 5- 7 days, depending on hourly usage. For most rechargeable models now batteries last several years but must be re-charged daily with the included charger.
How long do hearing aids typically last?
The lifespan of hearing aids varies depending on factors such as usage, maintenance, and technology. On average, hearing aids can last anywhere from 3 to 7 years or more.
How long will an ear test take?
The whole hearing test process at Toronto Hearing Centre takes around 30 minutes and it’s a straightforward and painless process.