We are happy to announce that all of our locations are currently open. If you are in need of supplies, please visit our online shop to have them shipped directly to your home.
Before your appointment please understand our COVID-19 Protocol
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If you are in need of hearing aid supplies, we have everything listed in our online shop
Hearing Aid Supplies
Hearing Aid Supplies
Hearing Aid Care
Hearing Aid Care
Hearing Aid Care
Hearing Aid Supplies
Hearing Aid Supplies
Hearing Aid Supplies
We offer TeleHealth appointments for follow up and new hearing aid evaluations.
With over 30 years of combined experience, our Audiologists specialize in identifying, diagnosing, and treating hearing loss.
We love technology! We provide the latest technology from top manufacturers to help you live life to the fullest.
With so many brands offering rechargeable hearing aids, we guarantee to find the best device for you.
Bone-anchored hearing aid demonstrations, fittings and adjustments.
Cochlear Implant candidacy evaluations and mappings.
We offer a 45 day risk-free trial period for you to get used to your new devices.
We offer 3 year Loss, Damage, and Repair warranties for all levels of hearing aid technology so you don’t have to worry about your devices.
There has been a lot of consumer confusion over professional roles in the diagnosing and treatment of hearing loss. So what is an audiologist anyway?
Many individuals facing hearing loss do not know the difference between an Audiologist and a hearing instrument specialist (dispenser). How do you know who you can trust? An important distinction to understand when treating your hearing loss is the difference between an Audiologist (Au.D), and a hearing instrument specialist (BC-HIS).
Don’t let a white lab coat fool you
An Audiologist is a degreed professional who is extensively trained at the doctorate level in the science of hearing; while a hearing instrument specialist (dispenser) is only required to have a high school education and applies for a license after meeting some very basic requirements.
Check our happy ears blog for helpful insights into hearing loss, audiology, tinnitus, hearing aids and more…
Many hearing stores and practices only offer one option to treat your hearing. In many cases, it is because they are owned by, or incentivised by a single manufacturer. However, just like hearing loss, not all treatment options are the same. Some devices are better than others depending on your unique type of loss and the lifestyle you want to lead.
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