Lindsay Ear Clinic

Lindsay Ear Clinic • Home to Anne Marie Sinasac-Roy Doctor of Audiology - the first and only Doctor of Audiology in

Anne Marie Sinasac-Roy is a Doctor of Audiology and Jim Roy is a registered Hearing Instrument Dispenser. They have been living in Lindsay for 16 years and are raising their young family in Lindsay. They opened Lindsay Ear Clinic in 1998, purchased Bobcaygeon Hearing Service in 2000 and opened Anne Marie Sinasac-Roy Doctor of Audiology office in Bancroft in 2010.

01/09/2026

Feeling dizzy? Off balance? Like the room is spinning?
You’re not alone — and you don’t have to live with it.

Vertigo is often linked to the inner ear and balance system, and it can affect people in ways that are frustrating, exhausting, and even scary.

At Lindsay Ear Clinic, we can help determine whether your symptoms may be related to:
• Inner ear or balance concerns
• Benign positional vertigo (BPPV)
• Hearing or vestibular changes

Our team takes the time to listen, assess, and guide you toward the right next steps — so you can feel steady and confident again.

✨ If dizziness or vertigo is affecting your day-to-day life, book an appointment with us.
Getting answers is the first step toward feeling better.

📞 Call us today or book online

Winter is full of beautiful sounds waiting to be heard! ☃️Embrace the crisp air while delighting in every crackle and cr...
01/09/2026

Winter is full of beautiful sounds waiting to be heard! ☃️Embrace the crisp air while delighting in every crackle and crunch.

📞Call us today at (705) 340-5050 to book your hearing test!

🌟Did you know your ears and brain work as a team?Clear hearing helps your brain stay active and engaged, which supports ...
01/07/2026

🌟Did you know your ears and brain work as a team?

Clear hearing helps your brain stay active and engaged, which supports memory, focus, and long-term cognitive health.

To support your hearing and brain health, start with a simple hearing check.

01/07/2026

ARTHRITIS AND HEARING LOSS

Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that causes the body to attack its own heathy tissue, including the ear and nerve tissue involved in hearing. Arthritis inflammation itself may damage the ears or hearing nerves, the blood vessels in the ears, or the flow of blood to hearing systems. Rheumatoid nodules are lumps that develop under the skin that have the potential to damage portions of the middle and outer ear and block the transmission of sound. Certain prescription and OTC medications that are used for arthritis to reduce blood flow have been linked to hearing loss. Arthritis patients are also more likely to take certain types of antibiotics that have been linked to hearing loss.

Our primary mission is to help as many people as possible improve their hearing and thus their quality of life. We hope to help through education, advanced technology, and friendly, compassionate service. For a knowledgeable understanding of the body’s hearing mechanisms and a deep commitment to knowing what’s available today to help each individual’s hearing loss, we welcome you to LINDSAY EAR CLINIC.

P.S. Some drugs like corticosteroids, vasodilators, and certain anti-inflammatory drugs can help reduce or reverse hearing loss caused by arthritis medications.

Cold, dry air can make sounds feel a little different, especially for those with hearing sensitivity, like tinnitus or h...
01/05/2026

Cold, dry air can make sounds feel a little different, especially for those with hearing sensitivity, like tinnitus or hearing loss. The good news? The right hearing aids can help you stay comfortable and connected all season long.

📞Call us today to learn more!

Happy New Year! 🎉Get ready to fill 2026 with joy, connection and all the beautiful sounds life has to offer. Take contro...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year! 🎉

Get ready to fill 2026 with joy, connection and all the beautiful sounds life has to offer. Take control of your hearing health and unlock new moments waiting just for you.

Let’s make this your best year yet! ❤️

OPEN FIT HEARING AIDS FOR HIGH-FREQUENCY HEARING LOSS      There are many different types and styles of hearing instrume...
12/30/2025

OPEN FIT HEARING AIDS FOR HIGH-FREQUENCY HEARING LOSS

There are many different types and styles of hearing instruments available today. A behind-the-ear model hooks over the top of the ear and rests behind it. From there it can connect to different earpiece styles. An open-fit hearing aid is a type of behind-the-ear model that lets the ear remain open by sending a narrow tube into the ear canal to channel sound. This type of hearing aid amplifies high-frequency sounds like children’s voices, while allowing lower frequency sounds to enter the ear canal on their own. An open-fit hearing aid can be preferable for many users, since they can be more comfortable and may have more natural sound, especially when it comes to the sound of one’s own voice.

Today, there are more choices available than ever for those wishing to purchase hearing instruments. How do you decide which is the right one for you? At LINDSAY EAR CLINIC, our hearing evaluations are designed to most discover the precise nature of each individual’s hearing challenges and identify the appropriate solutions to meet their needs, preferences, and lifestyle. Place your trust in the hands of an audiologist with a reputation for skill, experience, knowledge, compassion, and integrity.

P.S. An open-fit hearing aid is a popular solution for age-related hearing loss and noise-induced hearing loss, two of the most common types of hearing loss.

12/26/2025
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Lindsay Ear Clinic

From all of us at Lindsay Ear Clinic, we want to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas. May your holidays be filled with joy, laughter, and meaningful moments with the people you love.

Thank you for trusting us with your hearing health throughout the year. We are truly grateful for our wonderful clients and the community we serve.

Wishing you comfort, connection, and a beautiful holiday season.
🎄✨

It’s Christmas Eve! 🎄Whether you’re gathering with loved ones, taking time to slow down, or simply enjoying the glow    ...
12/24/2025

It’s Christmas Eve! 🎄

Whether you’re gathering with loved ones, taking time to slow down, or simply enjoying the glow of the season, we hope your evening brings you peace, comfort, and joy.

ACOUSTIC NEUROMA SYMPTOMS AND HEARING LOSS     The eighth cranial nerve runs from the inner ear to the brain and plays a...
12/23/2025

ACOUSTIC NEUROMA SYMPTOMS AND HEARING LOSS

The eighth cranial nerve runs from the inner ear to the brain and plays a role in both hearing and balance. Acoustic neuroma, also called vestibular schwannoma, is a noncancerous tumor that forms along the branches of this nerve. While it can develop in relation to both ears, 98% of cases are single-sided, and over 90% of those cases cause some degree of hearing loss. The lost hearing tends to increase over time and can lead to deafness, although spontaneous recovery is possible. Other symptoms that are not hearing related include tinnitus, balance problems, and vertigo. Since the tumors can put pressure on nearby cranial nerves, facial numbness, twitching, weakness, swallowing problems, headaches, and head pressure can all occur.

LINDSAY EAR CLINIC brings you this column on hearing healthcare and its impact on the entire body in order to better educate our readers on the importance and benefits of taking care of their hearing, thus enhancing their quality of life. If you are having trouble hearing, or if a family member seems to be experiencing hearing difficulties, we welcome your call. We offer comprehensive services by a skilled and specially trained audiologist, including hearing tests and evaluations, individualized hearing instrument fittings, and follow-up care.

P.S. Symptoms of acoustic neuroma can mimic other ear conditions that cause hearing loss like cholesteatoma, labyrinthitis, or Meniere’s disease.

Enjoy holiday gatherings without missing a moment!Clearer hearing brings clearer memories, meaningful conversations, and...
12/19/2025

Enjoy holiday gatherings without missing a moment!

Clearer hearing brings clearer memories, meaningful conversations, and a stronger connection to the people who matter most.

Call us at (705) 340-5050 today to book an appointment❤️

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65 Angeline Street N
Lindsay, ON
K9V5N7

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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