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Our Services | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! The Vancouver Hearing Centre assesses and treats all ages of patients. Hearing Assessment/Hearing Aid Evaluation. An Audiologist will conduct a comprehensive hearing evaluation, explain your hearing condition to you and refer you for medical treatment when necessary. We will discuss our findings and recommendations with you to determine the best solution for your particular hearing and lifestyle needs. We have access to a wide range of hearing aids and manufacturers.

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Our Professionals | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! To learn more about hearing healthcare for all ages, and the treatment options available, see the helpful links below. Canadian Hard of Hearing Association. BC Early Hearing Program. BC Family Hearing Centre. Children's Hearing and Speech Centre of BC. National Centre for Audiology. Professional Associations and Information:. British Columbia Association of Speech Language Pathologists. Canadian Audiology Association (CAA). University of British Columbia, School of Audiology.

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Hearing Technology | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! Hearing instrument technology has greatly advanced and can meet the needs of your hearing loss and lifestyle. What is a hearing aid? A hearing aid is an electronic device, which consists of a microphone, a receiver (i.e. loudspeaker) and an amplifier microchip powered by a small battery. Although a hearing aid may not provide its wearer with a completely normal hearing, it should be able to provide considerable benefit in overcoming the effects of a hearing loss. Behind-the-ear...

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Our Professionals | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! The professionals at Vancouver Hearing Centre are dedicated to patient care, first and foremost. The Vancouver Hearing Team. From Left: Leslie Komori, Hannah Linde, Susan Clarke, Sarah Helmel, Catherine Manning. Book an appointment with us today and hear what you've been missing. Learn More ». Our hearing aids are more advanced than you think. Which one is best for you? Learn More ». Site designed by Jigsaw Advertising.

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About Hearing Loss | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! Hearing loss is not just about sound. It's about quality of life. Three different sections make up the ear: the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. These parts of the ear work together so you can hear and process sounds. What Causes Hearing Loss? Types of Hearing Loss. There are different types of hearing loss:. Conductive hearing loss is caused by a problem in the ear canal, the ear drum or the middle ear behind the ear drum. Conductive hearing loss can sometimes ...

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Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! Welcome to Vancouver Hearing Centre. Established in 1991, the Vancouver Hearing Centre serves pediatric and adult patients in the Vancouver area and from around BC. Vancouver Hearing Centre aims to provide patients with the highest standard of care. Decisions regarding the management of hearing loss are made by the patient with the support of the clinician. Learn more about Vancouver Hearing Centre. The Vancouver Hearing Centre assesses and treats patients of all ages.

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Communication | Vancouver Hearing Centre

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Book an appointment today! Tips for Speaking with People with Hearing Loss With or Without a Hearing Aid On. Don't shout. Speak normally, but slower and more clearly. Get the person's attention before speaking. Whenever possible, make sure the person has a clear view of your face. Reduce background noise when you can (i.e. by turning off the television, moving away from the dishwasher or washing machine, etc.). If the person does not understand the first time, try rephrasing rather than repeating. Sensor...