When Was The Last Time
You Had a Hearing Test?
A Canada-wide survey of people aged from 40 -79 years, between 2012 and 2015, found that an estimated 77% were experiencing unperceived hearing loss at a measurable level. What this means is that they were suffering hearing loss without ever being aware of it.
One of the biggest challenges with hearing loss is that it comes on so slowly that it’s impossible to notice the day-to-day changes.
As a result, family, friends, and coworkers are likely to recognize it before you do.
The only way to know the truth about whether or not you have hearing loss is through regular non-invasive hearing assessments.
However, many people put off hearing tests in spite of the fact that leaving your hearing challenges untreated does extensive damage and leads to a more advanced level of hearing loss. Speaking to one of our hearing specialists can help to reduce the risk of you suffering further significant deterioration.
There are many reasons why scheduling a regular hearing test is not on the health priority list of most people. Those reasons are the result of misinformation about hearing loss and the value of early detection, including:
My Hearing Loss Doesn’t Really Bother Anybody.
The person who is bothered most by your hearing loss is you. Leaving hearing loss untreated reduces your quality of life by making you a higher risk for developing mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and isolation, as well as contributing to other physical health issues, especially related to balance. In addition to your personal health, those with hearing loss often struggle in their relationships at home and work due to communication problems and greater dependence on others to make up for your hearing deficiency. Hearing tests identify your hearing challenges early on, preventing many of these issues from developing.
If I Had a Hearing Problem, I’d Be The First To Know.
If I Can’t Hear, I’ll Just Turn Up The Volume.
Only Old People Suffer From Hearing Loss.
I Won’t Learn Anything Useful From a Hearing Test.
I’m Not Sure What to Expect From a Hearing Test.
Pricing
Invest in Your Hearing Health
Your hearing is essential to your quality of life, and a professional assessment is the first step toward better clarity and communication.
Our comprehensive hearing evaluations provide detailed insights into your hearing health, ensuring you receive the right solutions tailored to your needs. With expert care and advanced testing, we help you stay connected to the moments that matter most.
Complete Hearing Assessment
Popular
$75
For children and adults 5 years and older.
An assessment from our hearing expert are a professional and comprehensive evaluation of your hearing health, which includes the following:
Full review of your hearing health background
Current hearing device performance check
Pure tone air conduction testing, speech testing, word recognition scoring, and bone conduction testing
Otoscopy to observe: ear wax, infections, abrasions, growths, perforations of the ear drum, or other obvious disorders
Central Auditory Processing Assessment
$425
For ages 8-50
Our CAP test measures how your brain processes sound, not just what you hear. You'll receive expert testing, a clear report, and personalized strategies to improve listening and communication.
Thorough case history
Complete hearing assessment
Central auditory processing test battery
A comfortable and supportive testing environment
Comprehensive report and recommendations
Follow up as requested
