Hearing Aids have come a long way since the first one was created in the 17th century. Even with big advancements in technology there are still a lot of misconceptions out there about Hearing Aids. We asked Lakeside Hearing Audiologist, Claire Beldi what her top misconceptions she hears from patients: Size! Hearing aids are [...]
Planning for a trip is stressful enough. Trying to plan a trip with a hearing impediment can make things doubly stressful. By taking a few key things into consideration, you’ll know exactly what to expect for your upcoming trip, and you’ll be readily equipped for a safe and easy ride. Understand Your Itinerary To [...]
Moms don't often think twice about passing her child a pair of headphones for a movie or game, if it means a few minutes of silence. Portable entertainment devices are perfect for long road trips or air travel with children. But do you ever test your child’s headphones beforehand to see if the decibel level is [...]
As parents review their children’s recent report cards, they may begin to wonder why their child is not performing up to their potential. The teacher may have made comments about their child’s behavior in class, or made observations about difficulty with reading, spelling, and comprehension. The answer may be one assessment away. Auditory processing [...]
At Lakeside Hearing, we are dedicated to providing excellent service to you and your hearing aids as well as your hearing needs. This may include additional time educating hearing aid wearers on how to manage in complex environments. A specialized service, called aural rehabilitation, focuses on adjusting to your hearing loss, making the best [...]
Noise Induced Hearing Loss - One of the most common occupational diseases Noise, next to aging, is the most common reason for hearing loss. More and more Canadians at younger ages are suffering from hearing loss most often caused by noise. Nearly 1 out of 4 adult Canadians reported that they are suffering from hearing [...]
Learn more about how important hearing protection is to prevent hearing loss. Everyday we are surrounded by many different sounds, ranging from a soft rustle of leaves or birds chirping to loud traffic noise or music. It is amazing that we can hear this large range of sounds, and never think about it; but what effect [...]
People with untreated hearing loss are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and paranoia! It is no secret that untreated hearing loss has severe consequences; not only on communication but on physical, emotional and mental health. Quality of life can be adversely affected in the face of untreated hearing loss including relations at home and work, [...]
202-3295 Lakeshore Rd
Phone: (236) 420-0294
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210-3121 Hill Rd
Phone: (250) 766-0294
Fax: (236) 420-4669
Monday – Friday: 9:00am-4:30pm
Thursdays: Extended hours from 4:30 – 6pm by appointment only.
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