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Monday 9am - 7:30pm Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm Thursday 9am - 4:30pm Friday 9am - 12:30pm

Parrott's Hearing Clinic

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Parrott's Hearing Clinic

Registered Audiologists on staff:
Dr. Erin Squarey
Lauren Peters Parrott’s Hearing Clinic in St. We are DVA, WCB and NIHB providers. St.

Audiologists work in a variety of environments, including hospitals, hearing aid manufacturing, research and private practice. John’s, is a locally owned private practice providing, among other services, complete hearing evaluations for hearing devices, custom hearing protection, cerumen management, diagnostic audiometric assessments for physicians, industrial audiometric assessments, hearing instrument sales service and repairs, assistive listening device sales and many other hearing health needs. The clinic currently has two registered Audiologists on staff: Erin Squarey & Lauren Peters. Erin joined the clinic upon the retirement of Valerie Parrott, long known in the profession in this province. Erin Squarey graduated with her Masters of Science in Audiology from Dalhousie University in 2002 and completed her Doctoral degree in Audiology from Salus University in June 2008. Erin is a Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) certified audiologist and is a member of SAC, SHANS (Speech and hearing Association of Nova Scotia) and Sounds+. Erin brings with her a wealth of experience -she has worked in a hospital, in a private practice and finally for a major international hearing aid manufacturer. She has experience testing, diagnosing, fitting, fine-tuning and rehabilitating people of all ages and with hearing loss of all degrees. She has attended and presented at numerous international conferences and has gained extensive training in hearing aids which allows her to be seen as a hearing aid specialist by her peers. Erin, a native of Corner Brook, was honoured when Dr. Parrott asked if she would consider moving back to Newfoundland to take care of her patients. “Despite all my great experiences as an Audiologist, taking over Parrott’s Hearing Clinic has been the most rewarding and exciting." Hearing loss is the fastest growing and one of the most prevalent chronic conditions facing Canadians today, second to arthritis. Everyone should make sure they are hearing what they should. As hearing loss can be gradual and can affect any age, audiologists recommend tests at regularly stated intervals. Even without an apparent problem, a test can provide a baseline from where the audiologist can monitor the patient’s quality of hearing over time. FACTS

-An Audiologist is the specialist trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of hearing health.

- A 31% increase in hearing loss among youth is largely noise induced via new technology.

-We visit our dentists regularly, our GP, our optometrist, but we often neglect our hearing. Dr. Squarey of Parrott’sHearing Clinic recommends persons under 50 have their hearing tested every five years and over 50,
every two. There are many things that audiologists can recommend to protect hearing. They can also provide tips to prevent hearing loss.If you know you have hearing loss, the technology is there to address the problem. Some remarkable advances have been made in the technology which assists the hearing impaired. Not many years ago, there was a stigma attached to wearing hearing aids. Hearing devices are now small, discreet and even come with bluetooth capability. Hearing loss can have a profound impact on one's emotional, cognitive and social well being. Parrott’s Hearing Clinic
15 Goldstone St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Telephone 754-4884
Website:
www.parrottshearing.nf.ca

01/14/2022

Did you know that January wasn't always the first month of the year? March was the first month of the year until Roman king, Numa Pompilius, revised the calendar and added two months to it around 700 B.C..

01/13/2022

On average, people wait 7 years to address hearing loss issues. Imagine the conversations, sounds and experiences that are missed. Have your hearing checked annually to maintain hearing health.

01/11/2022

If you have a new year resolution to get more active 🏃 you might be interested in our water/sweat resistant hearing aid models. Call us today to learn more!

01/10/2022

Morgan Follett, deaf college student and Phonak hEARo, has bilateral sensorineural and conductive profound hearing loss and loves sharing her experience with hearing loss.

The 23-year-old currently attends Northern Arizona University where she is majoring in social work. She hopes to one day work in the medical setting, disability advocacy, or child/family therapy.

12/24/2021

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! ☃️

12/23/2021

Wishing everyone a safe, happy and healthy holiday season!

Holiday hours:
CLOSED Dec 24th at 12:30pm to January 2nd
REOPENING January 3rd at 9:00am

12/23/2021

High folate intake, or leafy greens and beans, can decrease your risk of age-related hearing loss. 🥬 Try adding more kale, lettuce, chickpeas and lentils to your diet to support your hearing health!

12/21/2021

Hearing products go beyond just hearing aids. There are different accessories you can use to better support your hearing in noise and over distance. 📞 or 💬 us to learn more!

12/20/2021

It’s that time of year when our thoughts turn to gift ideas. So we’ve put together our Top 10 favorite children’s books for children with hearing loss.

10 children’s books aim to educate, entertain, and inspire.

12/17/2021

We’re so excited for the holiday season this year! 🤩 Here are some helpful tips to help you listen, talk and hear with your loved ones easily this season: 🍿 Seat with your back to the wall. ✨ Find good lightning to see facial cues. 🎵 Lower background music. 🔋 Have spare hearing aids batteries on hand.

12/16/2021

Enjoy all of the sounds of the holiday season with the latest hearing technology! 🎁 Visit our clinic to see what hearing options best suit your lifestyle.

12/14/2021

Did you know that it's important to keep your ears dry? If you get them wet, make sure to cover your ears and dry them thoroughly afterwards to help prevent bacteria and other infections.

Address

15 Goldstone Street
St. John's, NL
A1B5C3

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+17097544884

Website

http://www.parrottshearing.com/

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