Common Audiometry and Hearing Loss Myths
Hearing loss is a prevalent condition that can significantly impact an individual’s quality of life, yet misconceptions surrounding audiometry tests and hearing loss persist. This blog aims to debunk common myths. By dispelling these misconceptions, we can foster a more
Three Tips to Hear Better in Public Spaces
We are slowly getting back out and enjoying activities with groups of people, like dining out in restaurants, attending church services, and going to parties or conferences. While it’s fun to return to pre-pandemic life and enjoy one another’s company, frequenting
Diabetes and Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can happen for many reasons. You probably know that it can happen as you age or if you spend too much time around loud noises. You may not know that having diabetes puts you at risk for hearing
Seniors and Hearing Loss
One in three people older than 60 years of age have some degree of hearing loss and one in two people over the age of 85 will have hearing loss. Hearing loss is related to the aging process, and it
Canada Day Weekend: Protect your Hearing
On July 1st, we celebrate Canada Day. As fun as this might be, it is important to remember that fireworks can reach up to 155 decibels. To put this into perspective, this is louder than a jet plane taking off
Free Hearing Tests in Scarborough Ontario
To celebrate the opening of our new hearing and audiology clinic at 1448 Lawrence Ave East in Scarborough, Hearing Institute of Ontario is offering Free, No-Obligation hearing tests to adults aged 18+. This complimentary test is provided as a community
