Hearing Aids Toronto
Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant Hearing loss in seniors Toronto is becoming increasingly common as our population ages. In fact, hearing loss affects millions of older adults and often develops gradually, making it easy to overlook. Many seniors don’t realize how much their hearing has changed because they slowly adapt…
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Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant Difficulty hearing in restaurants or crowded places in Toronto is a common concern for many adults. If conversations become difficult whenever there’s background noise, you’re not alone. Many adults in Toronto first notice hearing difficulties in busy restaurants, family gatherings, sporting events or other crowded…
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Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant If you’re looking for hearing aids in Toronto, you may be wondering whether you actually need them. Many people notice changes in their hearing long before they consider hearing aids. You may find yourself asking people to repeat themselves, turning up the television or struggling…
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Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant If you’ve never had a hearing assessment in Toronto before, you may be wondering what happens during your appointment. Many people put off booking an appointment because they aren’t sure what to expect or assume hearing changes are simply a normal part of aging. A…
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Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant Hearing in noise can become more difficult, especially in a busy restaurant or crowded room. Have you ever noticed that you can hear someone speaking but struggle to understand what they’re saying? If so, you’re not alone. Difficulty with hearing in noise is one of…
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Written by: Tess Yudin, Hons. B.A., CDA, Senior Audiology Assistant Wondering when it’s time to see a registered Audiologist in Toronto? Many hearing changes develop gradually and can be easy to overlook until they begin affecting your daily routines, work or relationships. Whether you live in North York, Downtown Toronto, or the surrounding GTA, proactive…
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Auracast and hearing aids are transforming how people with hearing loss experience sound in public spaces and at home. If you use hearing aids, you may find it difficult to understand speech in noisy environment. For example, airports, churches, and family gatherings can make listening challenging. Fortunately, Auracast offers a new way to hear more…
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Written by: Colleen Lipinski, Doctor of Audiology, Reg. CASLPO Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline: What the Research Shows Research increasingly suggests a link between hearing loss and dementia. Recent studies suggest that untreated hearing loss may increase the risk of cognitive decline, while hearing aids may help protect cognitive health. This blog highlights key findings…
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