Dunn Audiology
1140 Southdale Road West N6P 0E1 London, ON, Canada

The Canadian Academy of Audiology has provided some great tips to help those with hearing loss on Virtual Meetings https://canadianaudiology.ca//CAA-Virtual-Meetings-Poster-

At Dunn Audiology, we hope everyone is staying healthy and safe during these uncertain times. Andrea is always here to help with hearing aid repairs, curbside battery pick up, or to have conversations about your hearing and hearing aids via phone or email. Andrea also looks forward to re-opening soon. Attached is Dunn Audiology’s Spring 2020 newsletter. You will be able to read about community news and hearing health. There is also a short survey we would appreciate your responses to, in order to help Andrea continue to focus on providing the best care to all her wonderful patients. Dunn Audiology Spring 2020 Newsletter & Survey

Tinnitus awareness week starts tomorrow. Dunn Audiology is helping spread the word on a very common hearing problem and solutions to help prevent.

Get more advice about how to communicate with hearing aid users by tapping the link in bio: https://global.widex.com/en/blog/good-advice-for-ha-users #Widex #HearingAid #HearingLoss #HearingMachine #India

A quick and informative read for everyone to help you work better among your peers at work, especially with those with a hearing loss.

A good resource article to help ensure everyone enjoys the Holiday Season as much as possible!

#HearingAid users understand almost 10 times better in noise and over distance with #PhonakRoger technology than people with normal hearing. Try Phonak Marvel t...echnology and Roger microphones for clear, rich sound streamed directly to your hearing aids. www.phonak-us.com/roger #MarvelByPhonak #MultifunctionalMarvel #LoveAtFirstSound See more

Wishing to learn even more, please consider visiting Dunn Audiology!

Dunn Audiology Hearing Clinic, would like to remind everyone that May is Speech and Hearing Month. This is a good time to get your hearing assessed by an audiologist, who is a regulated health profession. For more information about audiologists and regulation, check out the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO) video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=ri-8x8Bz73g

70% of people exposed to loud noise never, or seldomly, wear hearing protection and that can lead to #hearingloss! Tap here to read more in our #HearingFactFriday blog.

Thank you Oticon for this insightful article on methods to help protect your hearing aids.