Abbotsford Hearing Clinic Inc.

07/25/2023

We are hiring!!!

01/17/2023

We hope you are all having a wonderful start to the new year!
Here are some tips to help you navigate towards better Hearing in 2023!

12/14/2022

Season's Greetings! Wishing you a joyous holiday season 🌟💚

12/01/2022

Experience every moment when you hear every sound. Find the perfect hearing solution for any lifestyle with our wide selection of hearing aids. Schedule an appointment to be ready for this Holiday season! 💚

09/07/2022

Start the school year right with annual hearing tests for the family! Getting a baseline of your hearing can help keep track of any issues that develop over time. Schedule yours today! 🗓️

05/18/2022

𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗔𝗶𝗱𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗛𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗧𝗼 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗱

Enjoy your time with family and friends with the latest Hearing Aids technology.

✋ Tap control – Simply “Tap” to pick up a call or listen to music
🔋 Rechargeable – Perfect for on the go!
🚶 Motion Sensor – Activates based on your physical movement

Pretty cool, right? Ask us about a DEMO today!

05/08/2022

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mommas here and gone. We love all you do and have done for us!

05/02/2022

May is Speech and Hearing month! 👂🏼
Every year we celebrate this month by raising awareness about hearing and communication health.
Our goal is to highlight the importance of early detection, intervention, and rehabilitation of hearing loss.
This process is very unique to each individual and that’s where we shine!
If you suspect you have a hearing loss, give us a call. We will be happy to assist with an appointment and to answer any questions you have.
Happy Hearing!

03/15/2022

Is Roger Daltrey deaf? Yes, The Who's Roger Daltrey recently admitted he is deaf while performing at a show. He also left his fans with advice to wear earplugs when at concerts as a way to prevent hearing loss.

03/09/2022

Coping with tinnitus can bring many challenges. For example, my relationship with sound and music suddenly changed when I started experiencing tinnitus all the time.

My experience coping with tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

03/03/2022

Today is World Hearing Day👂🏼 and the theme is “To hear for life, Listen with care!”

This years campaign “will focus on the importance and means of hearing loss prevention through safe listening, with the following key messages:
• It is possible to have good hearing across the life course through ear and hearing care
• Many common causes of hearing loss can be prevented, including hearing loss caused by exposure to loud sounds
• ‘Safe listening’ can mitigate the risk of hearing loss associated with recreational sound exposure
• WHO calls upon governments, industry partners and civil society to raise awareness for and implement evidence-based standards that promote safe listening”

A link to safe hearing is provided in our bio. Take a moment to check it out to learn how you can protect your ears and have life long hearing.
👂🏼 ❤️

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02/23/2022

How do you protect your hearing?
This World Hearing Day, implant these tips to improve your hearing health and care year-round
📆 Schedule annual hearing assessments
🦻 Wear ear protection when in noisy environments
🎧 Keep your headphones at a reasonable volume

02/07/2022

Tinnitus Facts: 80% of tinnitus sufferers also have some form of hearing loss.
Do you have ringing in your ears that is increasing in intensity or frequency? It might be time for a hearing test.

Image/Info credit: Natus Medical

02/02/2022

Contrary to popular belief, the majority of people who suffer from hearing loss are under the age of 65! It's never too early to get your hearing checked and it can help you to maintain healthy hearing 👍

01/18/2022

With the new year well under way, here are some healthy hearing tips to keep your ears happy in 2022!
How are you all doing so far? We’d love to hear from you!

12/16/2021

Gatherings of friends & family over the holidays can make it extra hard to hear for those struggling with hearing loss. Schedule an assessment with our team to see how we can help you hear clearly! ☃️

12/01/2021

A quick list of some early signs of hearing loss.

11/22/2021

CONSUMER INFORMATION

What are PSAPs?

They are Personal Sound Amplification Devices that have been recently approved for over-the-counter sales in the US. They can range from $19 to over $400.

Although they seem to cost less than some hearing devices prescribed from reputable hearing professionals, they should not be confused with prescribed and professionally programmed hearing aids.

Hearing aids take into account a diagnosed hearing loss and are professionally programmed to help an individual hear significantly better in specific frequency regions.
PSAPs, on the other hand, are not programmed for diagnosed hearing loss, and are frequently mistaken for professional hearing aids.

Hearing acuity changes over time. Hearing aids require life-long service which not only includes programming, cleaning and repairs, but also yearly hearing evaluations and adjustments to compensate for hearing changes.

PSAPs have their place in the market for certain circumstances however they should not be used to replace a professionally prescribed and programmed hearing aid.

Here is an article written by Forbes to answer any additional questions or concerns.

Please feel free to contact our office if you have any questions or would like additional information about hearing loss and the services we provide.

What Are PSAPs And How Do They Differ From Hearing Aids?