The Power of Hearing Aids: Reducing Dementia Risk Recent research has unveiled a strong connection between hearing loss and dementia, with untreated hearing loss emerging as a major risk factor. Studies suggest that hearing aids may play a vital role in reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. This blog highlights key findings and…

Once again this year we threw our annual open house event at the clinic. We invited the patients for a clean and check, had some goodies and great company! It wouldn’t be an event without our Widex community joining either. Our rep Christian joined us to mingle with out patients while their technician Masahiro did…

It’s official! For the 3rd year in a row, we’ve been named 2022 Toronto Star Reader’s Choice Best Hearing Services in Toronto! We’re so thrilled to have been named Diamond winner three years running! We couldn’t have done it without our amazing patients, team and community supporting us! Our clinicians strive to provide clinical excellence…

One of the most common questions we get is how to clean and take care of the hearing aids. We usually go through the cleaning when patients pick up their hearing aids but there’s often so much information to process that it can sometimes be overwhelming. What we’ve found helpful is to create videos to…

Back in November, we ran our second connectivity workshop, this time doing it virtually via zoom. It was great to see so many people show up virtually. What a success! We went through the different capabilities of the hearing aids and how to pair them to our patient’s devices. We discussed the different ways you…

In December, we had our first Open House in nearly two years. It was so great to have been able to welcome our patients back into the clinic and celebrate the holiday season with them. Due to covid, we did have to do things a little differently than usual. We had our patients book appointments…

BEFORE Our patient called us this week as he was feeling plugged up in both ears. Our audiologist looked into the patient’s ears to see occluding wax bilaterally. To confirm, she performed tympanometry to determine if sound is able to move through the canal to the eardrum. The patient had flat tymps on both sides…

Last year we were voted Diamond Winner for Best Audiology Clinic for 2020. This year we have been nominated again for Best Hearing Services for 2021 and we need your help! Click the link below to vote for us as best hearing services! You’ll need to sign in with your Google, Facebook or Toronto Star…

From now until August 15th , 2021 we are offering an upgrade special of $2000 off a set of hearing aids*. Call us at (416) 331-9888 or email us at admin@torontoaudiology.com to book your appointment!