NexGen Hearing
13737 96 Ave, #701 V3V 0C6 Surrey, BC, Canada

How do you cope with tinnitus? Its not curable, but it is possible to live with it. Tune in to learn more about some mechanisms to help, and where these strange sounds are coming from.

It's really the little things that make all the difference. For many kids, the magical Elf on the Shelf is a fun Christmas past time that they don't think twice about. The Elf is just an elf, right? Well, one Etsy shop has decided to customize the classic Elf on the Shelf to be more inclusive of children with special medical needs. Some of the elves have hearing aids and cochlear implants!

This Remembrance Day, We salute Canada's Veterans. #CanadaRemembers

We’re hiring a Full-Time Audiometric Technician in Downtown Vancouver! Contact us today if you utilize your experience in customer service, audiometric testing and hearing aid orientation to counsel clients during a fitting on the best way to properly care for and clean their devices. You are excited to lead promotions at the clinic level and within the community. #HiringNow https://www.nexgenhearing.com//audiometric-technician-van/

The Readers’ Choice Awards 2020 BEST of the Peninsula results are in! Congratulations to our NexGen Hearing team for being voted BEST HEARING CENTRE in South Surrey/White Rock. A special thanks to all those who took the time to vote for their favourite businesses.

Dr. Ted Venema, PhD will be joining us LIVE this Friday to discuss Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) and how you can protect yourself from this preventable form of hearing loss. Set your reminder and Tune In @12pm October 16th!

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Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL): After Presbycusis (hearing loss due to aging), NIHL is the 2nd most common cause of hearing loss. NIHL is the only hearing loss that is truly preventable! Join Dr. Ted Venema to understand how you can protect yourself from this preventable form of hearing loss.

Concerned about your #hearinghealth? Get a better understanding of your hearing in less than five minutes. Take our online hearing test.

Are your headphones too loud? In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Dr. Stamper explains a simple test you can do to find out if your headphone volume needs adjusting.

The Lions Foundation of Canada provides dog guides to Canadians with disabilities including Hearing Dog Guides. Hearing Dog Guides assist individuals who are 10 years of age or older and who are deaf or hard of hearing to detect sounds they are unable to hear on their own. They have been taught to distinguish sounds, make physical contact with their handlers and lead them to whatever is making the noise; be it someone at the door, an alarm clock, or a ringing telephone.

Why do my ears feel clogged? There are times when you purposely plug your earsthink fingers or earplugsand then there are, well, other times when your ears feel clogged for no good reason. Here’s a tip: Find a doctor, hearing specialist or audiologist near you and have your hearing evaluated before trouble starts. The baseline information the initial test provides will be a good benchmark for your medical team to use in an emergency situation and to monitor your hearing health.

Hearing loss can seriously affect your lifestyle. Watch this video to find out what workplace noise does to your ears and what you can do to prevent noise-induced hearing loss. https://youtu.be/G2ZfG8CIuWE

Ever feel exhausted after listening to someone speak for a long time? You might have what's known as listening fatigue. If you have concerns about your #HearingHealth make sure to contact the professionals at your nearest NexGen Hearing clinic. https://www.nexgenhearing.com/locations/

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The most common hearing loss is Presbycusis, which involves trouble hearing high-pitched treble sounds, like birds chirping, crickets and certain sounds of speech. Listen in to learn more! *The event time has changed to 2:00pm* Please update your calendars!

Did you know one of the best things you can do with used hearing aids is donate them? Partnering with the Hear4U foundation and Lions HARP program NexGen Hearing Clinicians provide hearing care to those who might otherwise not experience the gift of hearing. Our clinicians clean the donated hearing aids, check to make sure they work, replace the parts that sit in the ear with new ones and fit them onto recipients. You can participate by donating your used and functioning hearing aid at a clinic near you. https://www.nexgenhearing.com/locations/

Who knew that it would take an international health crisis for the light bulb to go on? Gael Hannon is a writer, actor and public speaker who grew up with a progressive hearing loss that is now severe-to-profound. She has received several awards for her work, including the Consumer Advocacy Award by the Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, and several awards from the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.