Hearing Test
CALL US AT 905-635-HEAR (4327)
Please take some time to answer the questions below, perhaps with a close friend or family member who might have commented on your hearing ability.
You may have a hearing loss if you experience one or more of the following:
| Questions | Yes | No |
| You frequently have to ask people to repeat what they have said | ||
| You have difficulty recognizing where sounds are coming from | ||
| You can hear people speaking but you have difficulty understanding what they are saying | ||
| You understand more of what is being said if you are looking at the person speaking to you | ||
| Friends and family complain that you have the TV or radio turned up too high | ||
| You cannot hear clearly in noisier places such as a busy restaurant | ||
| You feel left out in conversations | ||
| You complain that others are mumbling | ||
| You strain to hear at a distance such as in a theatre or church | ||
| You do not hear the doorbell or telephone | ||
| You have difficulty hearing children's voices | ||
| You miss jokes because you didn't hear all of what was said | ||
| You can no longer hear soft sounds such as birds singing | ||
| You need to ask colleagues about the details of a meeting or presentation you attended | ||
| You have a history of exposure to loud noise, e.g. working in the construction industry | ||
We recommend that you call 905-637-HEAR (4327), if you answered “yes” to any of the questions above, or if:
- You can’t hear as well as you used to
- You’re over 50 and have never had a hearing test
- It’s more than a year since you last had a hearing test
- You have a hearing aid but you don’t use it
- You have a family history of hearing loss
- Family and friends tell you they are worried about your hearing
- You have a history of exposure to loud noise, such as working in the construction industry or in entertainment
Contact us to book your appointment for a hearing test.