Hearing Test in Kitchener

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    Recognizing Symptoms of Hearing Loss

    Hearing loss develops gradually, and individuals become aware of it as it progresses over time. At Discover Hearing Centre, we provide comprehensive hearing tests in the Waterloo region. Early evaluation of hearing can help maintain independence, and reduce issues like social isolation, falling and memory loss. We are here to help you take proactive steps towards your hearing and brain health.

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    When Should I See a Hearing Specialist?

    Just like getting your vision checked regularly, our ears allow us to stay engaged with the world around us. The World Health Organization recommends people start getting regular hearing assessments at the age of 50. At Discover Hearing Centre, we specialize in assessing both your hearing and cognitive function to identify potential issues. Our comprehensive evaluations can detect difficulties such as hearing challenges in noisy environments, trouble understanding multiple speakers, tinnitus, and declines in cognitive abilities.

    At this stage treatment may not be needed. We can use preventative techniques such as hearing protection and brain training programs. However, if you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to schedule an evaluation.

    What to Expect During Your Hearing Test

    Understanding Your Symptoms

    Instead of jumping right into trying to set up a treatment plan, we will take the time to get to know you better and understand what brought you to the clinic. Understanding your symptoms will allow our specialists to narrow down potential causes and allow us to determine what the next steps could be properly.

    Understanding your symtomps
    Exploring Treatment Goals and History
    Assessing Hearing Loss or Tinnitus
    Answering Questions and Concerns
    Starting Your Treatment Plan
    Ongoing Follow-Up Care

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    Tinnitus Relief and Management

    Tinnitus is one of the most common issues we experience with our ears. That is why our practitioners are trained to outline different options and treatment plans to alleviate tinnitus symptoms. Ask us today on our options available.

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    Cognitive Evaluation

    Cognitive health and impairment are a growing concern among Canadians, and hearing issues are a significant risk factor. Book your cognitive evaluation today!

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    Custom Moulded Ear Plugs

    From preventing workplace noise exposure, to reducing hearing damage from loud concerts, custom made ear plugs are the perfect solution. Our ears are unique and our hearing protection should be as well.

    Call (519) 208-4327 for your complimentary hearing evaluation and begin to enjoy the benefits of a discreet hearing aid today. 

    Signs That You Need a Hearing Test

    Hearing loss often develops over time, making it challenging to detect. By recognizing the subtle cues, you can be proactive in taking the next steps.

    • Difficulty in background noise
    • Family and friends say you listen to the TV too loud
    • People around you seem to be mumbling
    • Having to ask people to repeat themselves often
    • Buzzing, ringing, or other noise in your ears
    • Difficulty hearing children, females, or people with soft voices
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    Why Acting Early on Hearing Loss Matters

    By detecting and treating hearing and brain health issues early on, we can minimize or even prevent certain problems. This includes:

    • Social isolation
    • Perception of tinnitus
    • Progression of hearing loss
    • Brain atrophy due to lack of stimulation of the auditory nerve
    • Cognitive overload & strain on the brain
    • Increased risk of dementia & cognitive decline be 200-500%
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    Have Questions?

    Call our office if you have any questions about your hearing loss or anything else related to hearing. We are happy to help and answer any questions you may have.