Andrea and Megan write short, jargon-free articles on hearing aids, tinnitus, ear wax, funding, and the testing process. Worth a read before your first visit.
A growing body of research highlights the relationship between hearing loss and cognition. Studies have shown that hearing loss appears to be a risk factor for cognitive decline, including dementia, as these individuals tend to experience auditory deprivation, isolation, and reduced socialization.
Read articleNormally, hearing loss is a very gradual process, but if you experience a sudden onset of hearing loss know that it should be taken very seriously. Acting quickly gives you the best chance of recovery.
Read articleDid you know snoring is a sleep disorder that can be the sign of a medical condition? Snoring is extremely common, and an audiologist can provide custom sleep plugs that help.
Read articleA baseline hearing test gives us a clear picture of your hearing today, so any changes down the road are easy to spot and act on early.
Read articleConcussions can affect hearing and balance in ways that are easy to miss. An audiologist can assess and support recovery from these symptoms.
Read articleFrom invisible in-canal devices to behind-the-ear models that stream from your phone, this guide walks through the main hearing aid styles and who each suits best.
Read articleEar wax has a job to do, but too much can muffle your hearing and affect how your hearing aids fit. Here is when and where to get it safely removed.
Read articleGenerally, hearing aids range from $1,000 to $4,000 per ear depending on type, manufacturer, and features. Ontario's Assistive Devices Program provides up to $500 per ear every five years for qualifying patients, and many private plans cover part of the rest.
Read articleSafe, in-clinic cerumen removal clears the canal so your hearing is sharp and your hearing aids fit the way they should.
Read articleOngoing research is exploring whether some forms of genetic hearing loss might one day be prevented. A look at where the science currently stands.
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