Oshawa Hearing Aid Clinic
21 Gladstone Avenue Suite 101 L1J4E3 Oshawa, ON, Canada

Ready for Halloween fun? Treat your hearing aids to this trick: un-boo-lievably easy decorations to get into the spooky holiday spirit! https://www.oshawahearing.ca//5-fun-ways-to-decorate-your/

Ears feeling clogged? It’s not all in your head. Get the skinny on the that plugged-up feeling, how it can affect your hearing, and what to do about it. https://www.oshawahearing.ca/blog/ear-congestion/

WE'RE GIVING AWAY A SET OF HEARING AIDS! We want to help someone in our community hear their best this holiday season. To enter, submit a story about you or someone who needs hearing help. Our practice will select 1 winner from the entries received. ... Entries will be excepted starting November 16, but you can check out the prize early using the link below: https://www.oshawahearing.ca/contest/

Are you living with tinnitus? You are not alone! Here are some key facts about the causes and effects of a condition that millions have.

Technology has come such a long way in helping people with hearing loss. Here are some useful smartphone apps that may help you and your loved ones.

Did you know hearing health and mental health are closely linked? For many of us, winter is also a factor in mental health. Luckily, a break in the clouds could be as simple as one of these five tips. https://www.oshawahearing.ca/blog/5-mood-boosters/

In these times, more people have been meeting online, and that can be challenging with a hearing loss. We’re making it easier, with ways you can optimize your virtual-communication technology and listening environment. https://www.oshawahearing.ca/blog/virtual-communication/

Research tells us that people with hearing loss are more likely to experience a fall. This articles gives a few tips to help reduce your risk.

We are happy to announce that out clinic hours are expanding! Come visit us Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm.

Many people may have no eye-deer that hunting can go hand in hand with hearing loss and other hearing-health problems such as tinnitus. We’re sharing ways to look out for your ears while getting the perfect shot. https://www.oshawahearing.ca/bl/hunting-hearing-protection/

You finally made your appointment to have your hearing checked here’s a list of what to expect when you meet your AudigyCertified audiologist.

You finally made your appointment to have your hearing checked heres a list of what to expect when you meet your AudigyCertified audiologist.

Trouble sleeping from constant ringing or buzzing in your ears? Here are some tips to get better sleep while living with tinnitus.

Summertime: What’s better than taking a long drive on a sunny day with the top down? Here are some tips on how to protect your hearing while riding in a convertible this summer.

Summertime: Whats better than taking a long drive on a sunny day with the top down? Here are some tips on how to protect your hearing while riding in a convertible this summer.

Does hearing aid use help your brain? A growing amount of research associates hearing technology with improved cognition and slowed or decreased risk of cognitive decline.

Hearing loss is a complex condition and affects people in many different ways. Here are 10 questions to help determine if you or your loved one should have your hearing tested.

If you have difficulty wearing hearing aids with glasses, these tips are for you!

We have new office hours! Please visit our clinic from Monday - Friday, 9 am - 4 pm. We look forward to seeing you!

Although hearing loss is a common medical condition, many dont know the facts from fiction. Learn the most common hearing loss myths.

Having a hearing loss doesnt mean you have to give up the things youre passionate about in your life.

Happy Belated Canada Day!

Ever heard of a musical hallucination? Its a form of tinnitus people experience in which they hear actual melodies.

With summer in full swing, make sure you know how to protect yourself and your family from swimmers ear.

The recognition of hearing loss usually begins with noticing moments that lack clarity. It can sneak up on you, and its one of the reasons someone who spends a lot of time with you may have noticed your hearing loss before you did.

Break the mold! Hearing loss doesnt define who we grow up to be. Check out Ashley Fioleks story.

DONT RISK LOSING YOUR HEARING AID With the increase of people wearing masks, unfortunately we have seen an increase of people losing their hearing aids. When you wear a behind the ear hearing aid and wear a mask, the string from the mask can get tangled up with the hearing aid. When you go to remove your mask there is a good chance you could unintentionally pull your hearing aid off your ear and lose it. To help avoid this from happening, here are two suggestions: For wom...en, if you sew two buttons on a head band, you can put the string from your mask around the buttons not your ears. For men, if you sew two buttons on a baseball cap, you can put the string from your mask around the buttons not your ears. Here are a few pictures of Bonnies sewing creations to show how it looks when its done. The best part is it is much more comfortable wearing a mask this way!! See more

We all know carrots are good for your eyes, but what vegetables could help maintain healthy hearing?

Hearing loss and age can wreak havoc on our brains. This article can answer some of the most common related questions.

Introducing the new WIDEX MOMENT powered by ZeroDelay technology a hearing aid that processes sound so quickly that the artificial sounds associated with hearing aids are eliminated. Finally, you can experience the pure and natural sound you expect and deserve in your hearing aid. Control your hearing aids with a sophisticated App on your smartphone. Call us at 905-434-3602 and book an appointment today!

OFFICE UPDATE-April 28th Yes we are still open for business. We are continuing to operate our office from Monday to Friday 9am -1pm until further notice. We have recently installed a plexiglass on Bonnies desk and a hanging plexiglass in Tasos office to further protect our clients and our staff. We are also using face shields, masks, or both when we are in close proximity to others. We are focused on providing a safe and comfortable environment for staff and clients that require our services. From Your Oshawa Hearing Aid Clinic Team

Is your brain feeling a little foggy? Better hearing can lead to better thinking!

Im spending more time with my wife and kids, game night is every night! But it looks like we have been stuck indoors too long that they need some serious facial grooming. Hope we put a smile on some faces today!

Do you suspect your loved one may have a hearing loss? Here are some signs to look for. https://www.cdc.gov//how_do_i_know_if_i_have_hearing_loss.

What is everyone doing with their extra spare time? Bonnie is busy using her sewing skills by making and donating masks to those in need.

APRIL OFFICE UPDATE, PLEASE READ Amid the recent and ongoing concerns with COVID-19 pandemic we are continuing to temporarily reduce our office hours of operations and limit the traffic in our office. Monday to Friday from 9am -1pm.We understand the importance of our services are and want to continue to stay open as much as possible to support everyone during these challenging times. In order to do this we are recommending that if you are not having any difficulty with your ...hearing aids to avoid any unnecessary visit to our office for the month of April. We want everyone to know we are doing everything possible to keep our office space and staff safe. Here are a few things we are doing: we are screening all clients prior to their appointments, only booking necessary appointments, staggering our appointments to minimize the amount of people in our office at one time, practicing social distancing, disinfecting all office areas regularly, disinfecting all equipment and work stations after each appointment, offering a hearing aid drop off box just inside our office door, mailing batteries, hearing aid supplies and offering house calls for those who are unable to come in and dont have a family member or friend that can bring in their hearing aids. If a house call is required please contact our office to receive very important instructions that we will need to follow in order to social distance and keep everyone safe. Our office hours may change again as we continue to follow government recommendations, best health practices and to keep all our clients and staff safe. We will continue to update everyone as soon as any changes are made. Please feel free to call our office before coming for any updates. We thank you for understanding and wish all our clients and their family good health now and always. Please feel free to contact our office with any questions or concerns 905-434-3602, or by emailing [email protected]. From your Oshawa Hearing Aid Clinic Team, We thank you for understanding and wish all our clients and their family good health now and always.

Its allergy season. Can allergies cause hearing loss or tinnitus?

A little laughter goes a long way!

Lyft provides special technology for employees who are deaf or hard of hearing. Previously, hearing-impaired drivers found they would miss many new driving opportunities because the notification for new riders was only auditory. Now things have changed.

Reading to a child with hearing loss can sometimes be difficult. Here are some tips on how to enjoy reading together.

There is no higher priority for Oshawa Hearing Aid Clinic than the health and well-being of our patients and employees. We are closely following guidance on COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) from the Health Canada and the Government of Ontario to stay on top of all developments. We fully recognize that many of the population we serve are among the most vulnerable to diseases like COVID-19 and the flu.... In accordance with interim guidance from Health Canada, we are also taking the following additional measures to further strengthen our protocols and safeguard our patients health: If you are feeling under the weather or are experiencing a fever, cough, or shortness of breath, we would ask that you call and reschedule your appointment so as not to put other patients at risk. You could also see if a healthy loved one could bring your hearing aids to the office for a cleaning. We recommend reviewing guidelines from Health Canada on preventing illness. Dropping in can create a crowd in our waiting rooms. If an underlying condition or your age makes you more vulnerable to COVID-19, we urge you to avoid dropping in and instead call to schedule a time to get your hearing aids cleaned and checked. We will do our absolute best to get you on the schedule as soon as possible. You could also see if a healthy loved one could bring your hearing aids to the office for a cleaning. We have instructed providers and staff to stay home if they are sick. If your provider becomes ill, we will ask them to stay home, and we sincerely apologize if this means we need to reschedule your appointment! If you need additional accommodations, please dont hesitate to call our office to discuss. We understand the importance of hearing at your best, especially in this time, when communication is so critical. If there are any updates, we will post on our website and social media. If you are having problems with your hearing aids and feel you cannot come in right away, please call and well see whether we can help you over the phone. Please feel free to call with any questions we are always happy to hear from our patients.

IMPORTANT OFFICE NOTICE PLEASE READ: Amid the recent and ongoing concerns with COVID-19 we have decided to reduce our office hours of operations and limit the traffic in our office. We understand the importance of our services are and want to continue to stay open as much as possible to support everyone especially if your hearing aids are not functioning or require hearing aids. In order to attempt to do this, during this forever changing pandemic we are recommending that if ...you are not having any current difficulty with your hearing aids to avoid any unnecessary visit to our office for the next 2 weeks. We want everyone to know we are doing everything possible to keep our office space and staff safe. Starting next week, March 23rd until further notice we will be open from 9am-1pm. These office hours may change again as we continue to follow government recommendations, best health practices and to keep all our clients and staff safe. We will continue to update everyone as soon as any changes are made. Please feel free to call our office before coming for any updates. We thank you for understanding and wish all our clients and their families good health now and always. Please feel free to contact our office with any questions or concerns 905-434-3602, or by emailing [email protected]. From your Oshawa Hearing Aid Clinic Team, We thank you for understanding and wish all our clients and their families good health now and always.

Feeling off balance? Your ears act as sensors to help with balance. Hearing loss can greatly affect your ability to stay upright.

Dont put that in your ear! Safer ways to clean your ears