Types of hearing aids

If you're experiencing difficulty hearing, hearing aids can make a significant difference in improving your quality of life. Even mild hearing loss can impact your ability to communicate effectively, enjoy social activities, or stay connected with others. Hearing aids are designed to amplify sound, making it easier to hear and understand speech, especially in challenging environments.

It's important to remember that untreated hearing loss can lead to social isolation, increased stress, and even cognitive decline over time. If you're unsure about whether hearing aids are right for you, we recommend scheduling a free hearing test at our clinic and trying a demo hearing aid in the clinic.

Our team will assess your hearing and guide you on the best options tailored to your needs.

The choice between a high-end and a low-end hearing aid depends on your specific hearing needs and lifestyle. Low-end hearing aids are often effective for individuals with mild hearing loss and can provide basic amplification. However, if you have more complex hearing challenges, such as difficulty in noisy environments or require advanced features like noise reduction, or advanced AI processing, a high-end hearing aid may be the better option for you.

High-end hearing aids are equipped with advanced technology that can deliver a more customized, comfortable, and clearer listening experience. We can help you assess your unique hearing needs and recommend the best solution to ensure you get the most out of your hearing aids.

The cost of a hearing aid can vary depending on factors such as the brand, model, features, and technology. On average, hearing aids can range from $1,500 to $3,000 per unit*. Low-end models typically cost less, while high-end models with advanced features like noise reduction, Artificial intelligence, the ability of the hearing aid to distinguish speech from noise or music, and custom programming tend to be on the higher end of the price spectrum.

It's important to remember that the price of the hearing aid includes not just the device itself, but also essential services like fitting, programming, follow-up adjustments, and a warranty. Additionally, many insurance plans may offer partial coverage for hearing aids, so we encourage you to check with your provider for potential benefits.

Our team is happy to discuss your budget and help you choose the best option for your hearing needs, ensuring you get the most value and support from your purchase.

*For Ontario residents, prices reflect the ADP deduction from the Ministry of Health, and the price range is provided for informational purposes only. For Quebec residents, prices are $500 higher per unit to account for the ADP grant.