Winnipeg Hearing Centres

08/13/2025

The Manitoba Seniors Hearing Aid Program has launched. Select
Seniors (65+) will qualify to receive a grant of up to $2000 toward the
purchase of hearing aids. We can help you apply for this funding!
Contact us to learn more!
Call us at 204-942-3715

Province of Manitoba

08/10/2025

Do you sound like these folks? Might be time for a hearing evaluation!

08/07/2025

The Manitoba Seniors Hearing Aid Program has launched. Select
Seniors (65+) will qualify to receive a grant of up to $2000 toward the
purchase of hearing aids. We can help you apply for this funding!
Contact us to learn more!
Call us at 204-942-3715

Province of Manitoba

08/04/2025

Hearing aid maintenance at home is easier than ever with these simple steps!

Wax filters for Oticon hearing aids. Learn how to change wax filters here.

08/02/2025

Happy Saturday!

08/01/2025

The Manitoba Seniors Hearing Aid Program has launched. Select
Seniors (65+) will qualify to receive a grant of up to $2000 toward the
purchase of hearing aids. We can help you apply for this funding!
Contact us to learn more!

Call us at 204-942-3715

Province of Manitoba

07/28/2025

From adenovirus to Zika virus, many infections can trigger hearing loss and ear ringing. In some cases, it can occur decades later, such as with the chickenpox virus and Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

07/26/2025

"Peyton Halwani of New Windsor, NY, started wearing a hearing aid when she was four-and-a-half years old. This past September, she started kindergarten. Every day, a classmate asked, “What’s in your ear?” Peyton’s mom Niki started to see the frustration on her daughter’s face as the questions persisted. “What is that?” “Why do you have it?” “What does it do?”

o, she decided to write a book to make Peyton feel confident, and for parents and educators to read to children."

Peyton Halwani of New Windsor, NY, started wearing a hearing aid when she was four-and-a-half years old. This past September, she started kindergarten. Every day, a classmate asked, “What’s in your ear?” Peyton’s mom Niki started to see the frustration on her daughter’s face as the questio...

07/23/2025

Us all Summer

07/18/2025

"When you live with tinnitus–the medical term for ringing in the ears–the sound never stops, but it rarely remains consistent.

For a lot of different reasons, your perception of the sound can fluctuate. Occasionally it changes for the better. But more often than not, the sound changes in a way that temporarily intensifies suffering. This is known as a tinnitus spike."

Tinnitus spikes can be one of the most frustrating experiences of your life. Learn why they happen and how to get a handle on them from a tinnitus coach.