Sudbury Audiology Clinic
845 Regent St South Suite 102 P3E 4T3 Greater Sudbury, ON, Canada

Wishing Everyone A Safe And Happy Holiday

A Star Wars ad has gone viral and for good reason. The heartwarming ad highlights why inclusion matters. If you haven't seen The Rise of Skywalker, we don’t want to spoil the twist ending for you. Go ahead, we’ll wait! https://www.youtube.com/watch

Ever wondered how loud is too loud Loud levels of noise can cause temporary or permanent damage to hearing. It is therefore important to wear ear protection when exposed to loud sounds, especially over a longer period of time.

A big CONGRATUALTIONS to our Christmas basket winner and front line worker Brittany Roy!! Happy Holidays from Sudbury Audiology Clinic

Did you know there are different types of Hearing Loss? Conductive Hearing Loss Sensorineural Hearing Loss Mixed Hearing Loss... We explain each hearing loss and how they can be treated here: https://sudburyaudiologyclinic.com/hearing-loss/

Deafness knows no bounds, and Johanna Lucht, a deaf engineer working at NASA, proves that determination leads to success, especially with the right support and a bit of self-advocacy. Learn more about Johanna’s journey into Nasa: https://bit.ly/303RdmN

#Throwback to Saturday when we were shooting our clinic video that we can’t wait to share with you all soon! Here’s behind the scene pic with Jean! #BTS #Sudbury #Hearing #HearingLoss #HearingCare #HearingAids #VideoShoot

Do you have any questions about hearing health? Ask us and your question could be featured next week!

A new study by the University of Michigan suggests that hearing aids can prevent more hospital trips for older adults. The study was published in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. The data the researchers used was from 2013-2014 and showed that 1,336 adults ages 65 to 85 reported having a severe hearing loss. Of those 1,336 only 45 percent wear a hearing aid. As the data was studied more in depth, researchers found that the adults wearing a hearing aid were two pe...rcent less likely to have gone to the hospital or emergency room last year. The hospital stays for adults using a hearing aid were shorter than the adults that do not use a hearing aid. It averaged a day shorter for the hearing aid users. For details click here: https://bit.ly/30YueZY

Tell us your story! As you live your life with hearing loss, who or what inspires you? Do you have little epiphanies and aha! moments that make your hearing loss more tolerable, less terrible, even a blessing in disguise? Have your life, work, or relationships improved because something touched you amidst the ringing tinnitus, lonely isolation, and maddening confusion of life with a hearing loss? Tell us in the comments below! We want to know your story.

Hearing loss is no joke, but we do have a few comics to share that will brighten your day!

Exercise is good for the . But it’s also good for the ears! Keeping your heart healthy and blood flowing well is a good thing for your overall well-being, including your hearing. How do you stay fit?

Did you know? When the brain isn’t receiving clear sound signals, it starts to produce its own noise to compensate. Tinnitus or ringing in the ears is a phantom noise heard in the head or the ears and affects about 10-15% of people.

Earwax Build-Up Bothering You? Earwaxotherwise known as cerumenis a substance produced in the ear canal to help protect against bacteria and remove dirt and dust. There are times when an excessive amount of earwax can build up, causing a blockage in the ear canal. At that point, the impacted earwax needs to be removed. Book an earwax removal appointment today!