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The Hearing Loss Clinic

The hearing healthcare clinic that cares more. We’re here to help you & your loved ones hear and live better.

We proudly serve Southern Alberta and the East Kootenays. Since 1993, the Hearing Loss Clinic has been helping people in Southern Alberta & the East Kootenays hear and live better. Our mission is to make a positive difference in your life. Our unwavering commitment to personalized service and comprehensive hearing solutions ensures that every person who visits our clinic receives the highest standard of care and a lifetime of better hearing. We are an award-winning organization for business excellence with clinic locations in Calgary, Okotoks, Creston, Cranbrook, Invermere, Golden and Fernie.

23/11/2025

Playoffs start tomorrow at the Canadian Curling Club Championships. Both BC teams finished atop their respective pools with 5-1 records in round robin play.

Our first game of the double elimination playoff is Saturday at 12:30 (11:30 MT) against Yukon.

Team BC - 2025 Women's Club Champions play their playoff game at the same time against New Brunswick.

With the BC flag on our backs, we also want to take a moment to thank our sponsors for helping us on this wild trip. Without their support, who knows how we could've pulled this off. Big shout out to:

The Hearing Loss Clinic
Denham Ford (B.C.) Ltd.
Affordable Floors Ltd
Kimberley Curling Club

And a huge thanks to our family, friends and the curling community in Kimberley and Cranbrook for everything they've given leading up to this event.

GO BC!!!!!!

Curl BC Cranbrook Curling Centre

22/11/2025

Creekside Physiotherapy Clinic Can Always Sit With Us 📖👂🏾

Our dedication to enhancing patient experience and wellbeing goes beyond our front door.
Every patients healthcare journey should be a seamless experience, from one provider to the next.

We were so honoured to host a lunch and learn with the amazing Creek Side Physio team.
Everyday they we can expand our community and meet other passionate likeminded healthcare providers is a GOOD DAY‼️

( if you haven’t been to creekside in Kimberley this is your sign, after you have to get lunch from Hourglass!! )

Did you know that you and your clinic can arrange one of our engaging Doctor Lunch & Learn sessions, available both in-person and virtually?

And of course, we’ll provide lunch because a well-fed mind is a happy mind. 🥙❤️

www.hearingloss.ca

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21/11/2025

Kindness Is Contagious 🎄🎄
If you’re local to Cranbrook or Kimberley you know all about Candy Cane Lane ♥️💚
One of the houses is doing a cereal drive for the Cranbrook Food Bank and we’re jumping in‼️

We’ve set up a donation box in our Cranbrook Clinic to collect cereal for a good cause.
You can drop off cereal from Friday November 21 to Friday November 28th.

We’re grateful for our amazing East Kootenay community and we’re ready to kick off the season of giving with some festive team work!

www.hearingloss.ca

20/11/2025

How Loud Is Too Loud⁉️
Noise Induced Hearing Loss doesn’t care if you play for the Calgary Flames.
AirPods, AirPod Max, Beats By Dre, or Bose🎧
The sound quality isn’t the issue, it’s the volume that makes the difference, and more than the volume it’s our own knowledge and awareness around noise induced hearing loss.

We can’t stress enough the importance of wearing hearing protection at concerts, big shows or even sporting events and MORE importantly DONT LISTEN to our headphones/ear buds at max volume.

Musicians are exposed to excessive noise their entire careers — but all it takes is 1️⃣ONE1️⃣ time to cause hearing damage.

Yes, read that again, Only 1️⃣ONE1️⃣ TIME‼️
You may have damaged your inner ear by listening to your headphones too loud, or listening to music in the car, and of course at a concert without proper hearing protection.

So the next time you go to rock out to your fave song in the car, or at the gym think about the volume and how quickly your hearing could be damaged permanently.�We promise the music will still sound just as good at a safe volume!
You can also help by educating your friends and family.
The key to avoiding noise induced Tinnitus is knowing about it, and that comes from sharing knowledge with our loved ones.

Do you ever have ringing in your ears out of nowhere, or maybe it sounds like hissing, buzzing, whistling or roaring?
There is a chance that you don’t even realize that you’re suffering from Tinnitus.
Maybe you’ve excepted the ringing, or it’s mild and sporadic so you ignore it.
You don’t need to live with the discomfort, or the hearing loss that you may be experiencing.
We are here to help! If you have any questions or you want to come in and chat with one of our clinicians, please don’t hesitate to send us a DM or give us a call.

www.Hearingloss.ca

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19/11/2025

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Did you know that there is a connection between early treatment for hearing loss and dementia⁉️

Research has shown that there is a strong link between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline, including an increased risk of developing dementia.

This is your sign, get your hearing tested. Even if you believe you hear perfectly, the earlier you get your baseline test done the better.
Prevention, early treatment, and overall hearing health care and knowledge could only enhance your life. So why are you letting the stigma around hearing health 🛑stop you❓

When a person has difficulty hearing👂🏾the brain 🧠 has to work harder to process and understand sounds🔊which can lead to cognitive overload and strain.
This constant cognitive effort can contribute to changes in the brain that are associated with dementia.

By treating hearing loss early with hearing aids🦻🏽or other interventions, individuals can reduce the cognitive load on their brains and improve their ability to communicate and engage with the world around them. This, in turn, can help maintain cognitive function and potentially lower the risk of developing dementia.

Taking care of your hearing health is an important part of maintaining overall brain health and well-being.

www.hearingloss.ca

18/11/2025

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Icy and snow have arrived and so has slipping and sliding season!

For some, we don’t even think about it. But For our parents, grandparents, older friends and family members, and people who face differnt mobility issues it can feel isolating and scary.

Here are a few reasons why fall detection technology is so important 🦻🏻

As reported by an infographic from the Government of Canada website:

* Falls are the leading cause of injury among older Canadians with 20-30% of seniors experiencing one or more falls each year.

* The average Canadian senior had to stay in hospital 10 days longer for falls than for any other cause.

* Falls account for 85% of seniors’ injury-related hospitalizations, 95% of hip fractures, and over $2 billion a year in direct healthcare costs.

* More than one third of seniors are admitted to long-term care following hospitalization for a fall.

❄️👂🏾How it works and why it’s so important to us and those we love.

Omega AI’s fall detection and alert featured and how works:
* The person wearing the hearing aid chooses contacts to notify if they fall.

* They (or their hearing professional) can enter contacts easily into the Thrive Hearing Control app.

* The auto alert feature automatically sends an alert if the hearing aid wearer falls.

* The alert contains the GPS location of the wearer.

* The caretaker can then immediately call the wearer back to check on them or otherwise get them help.

* The manual alert feature allows the wearer to simply tap their hearing aid to send an alert for a fall or non-fall related event.

Accidental falls present significant health risks to older adults.
Often, these falls lead to a loss of independence, and can unexpetedly alter the course of one’s life.
Almost 40 percent of those who live at home after reaching the age of 65 will fall once a year, at least.

www.hearingloss.ca

15/11/2025

Why Not⁉️

Can you imagine if we started feeling the same way we do about a yearly dental check, as we do about a baseline hearing test😱🤯🤩

Instead of having outdated ideas that cause harm to ourselves and children, why don’t we just consider hearing as a health a priority?? ANDDD normalize it? Our ears aren’t taboo, so why is there health and welllbeing treated as such?

How often do you discuss hearing tests or considering safe hearing practices at home?

Two out of 1,000 babies have hearing loss at birth. Two more out of 1,000 develop hearing loss by the age of five. These children may hear some sounds but miss others, making it harder to learn speech and language.
This can lead to behavioral and learning challenges if not treated, acknowledged and supported by family and community.
The most at risk group for PREVETABLE noise induced hearing loss are TEENS!

Unfortunately the stigma around hearing loss is one that hurts all of us. Those with hearing loss and without.

As a community we can break the stigma. We can talk about hearing loss, hearing aids, ear cleaning, hearing protection. We can lead by example as parents, friends, aunts, uncles, co-workers.

At HLC we won’t get off this box until hearing health and hearing loss assessments are viewed the same way dental check ups and eye tests.

www.hearingloss.ca

14/11/2025

Case For Kindness 🎥🎬
🌍🌎🌏Did you know that a simple act of kindness can change someone’s day—and maybe even their life?
Today, on World Kindness Day, let’s celebrate the power of compassion and connection.

The incredible documentary “Case for Kindness” reveals heartwarming stories that showcase how small gestures can create a ripple effect of positivity in our communities.
From random acts of kindness to organized initiatives, it’s proof that together, we can make the world a better place! 🌈
If you haven’t seen this amazing documentary, this your sign to do so!

Let’s spread kindness like confetti! Whether you smile at someone, hold the door, start up a chat with a neighbour, or take bigger steps in your community.

www.hearingloss.ca

13/11/2025

🌟 Ready to transform the way you experience the world around you? 🌍

Introducing the NEW Starkey Omega AI! With advanced technology designed to enhance your hearing, your life and your overall wellbeing, you won’t miss a single moment of joy in your beautiful backyard.
From the breathtaking Canadian Rockies to our stunning lakes and forests, every sound is crystal clear.🎶🍃

Don’t let hearing loss hold you back from making memories. Hear the difference, know the difference, and be the difference! Book your hearing test today and step into a world of sound like never before.

www.hearingloss.ca

12/11/2025

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow

- Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae

We aren’t in the clinic today.
We are sharing this to honour those who put our lives before theirs and continue to do so.
Thank you to every man and woman who fought for our country, and to their families for being so brave and strong so they could do so.

Hearingloss.ca

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11/11/2025

We’re Lunching & Learning 📖👂🏾

Our commitment to promoting hearing health extends beyond just treating patients; we aim to educate and advocate for both our patients and fellow healthcare professionals.
The patient experience shouldn’t go up and down from one provider to another, it should be kind and consistent at all times.

We value the relationships we build with other doctors 👩🏽‍⚕️👨🏻‍⚕️ and healthcare practitioners, understanding that the knowledge we exchange fosters a supportive and inclusive community for everyone🫶🏼

When you open your circle and step in someone else’s shoes, the possibilities are endless!

Did you know that you and your clinic or office can schedule one of our interactive and enlightening Doctor Lunch & Learns, available both in-person and online?

And of course, we provide lunch because a nourished mind is a happy mind. 🥙❤️

Visit us at www.hearingloss.ca or give us a call 📱 for more info ℹ️

07/11/2025

Proud Sponsors & Alumni
We’re beyond grateful for the amazing community partnerships and friendships we’ve made over the years. We’re committed to amplifying the voices of our community, friends and worthy causes, we couldn’t do this without our amazing team in Calgary and all the other small business leaders who stand next to us.

This year, Megan and Britt attended the Business in Calgary Leaders Awards. Last year, we were honored, and this year we get to come in as proud sponsors and alumni. We stand next to some of the kindest and brightest minds in Calgary.

Here’s to another year of creating new friendships and partnerships to better our community.

www.hearingloss.ca

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Monday	09:00 - 16:30
Tuesday	09:00 - 16:30
Wednesday	09:00 - 16:30
Thursday	09:00 - 16:30
Friday	09:00 - 16:00

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