Hearing Clinic Toronto
Open Evenings & Saturdays
Why Choose Owl Hearing?
At Owl Hearing Clinic, we offer personalized hearing solutions, expert care from experienced audiologists, and transparent pricing. Our full-service hearing clinic in Toronto provides audiology services, including hearing assessments, custom ear plugs, and tinnitus treatment. Trust our dedicated team to improve your hearing health and enhance your quality of life.
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Meet Your Local Audiologist
I believe that good hearing is often overlooked, but it plays a crucial role in connecting us with our loved ones and the beautiful world around us.
As an audiologist with over 15 years of experience and a proud local resident, I am dedicated to making a positive impact on lives right here in my own community.
I look forward to serving you or a loved one and making a meaningful difference in your lives.
Anika Cai MSc. Reg CASLPO
Audiologist & Owner
See How We Can Help You Today
Discover the life-changing benefits of better hearing with our 2-week Free Hearing Aid Trial! We believe it’s important for you to try out hearing aids at home before buying them. This way, you can see how they work in your everyday environment.
At Owl Hearing Clinic, we offer this service to ensure you are comfortable with your decision. You can test the hearing aids to ensure there is benefit and value before making a purchase.
- Personalized Fitting: Our expert audiologist will tailor the hearing aids to your unique hearing needs.
- Comprehensive Support: Enjoy full support and guidance throughout your trial period.
- No Obligation: Try the latest hearing aid technology with no commitment to purchase.
Take the first step towards clearer hearing and reconnecting with your loved ones. Contact us today to book your free trial and hear the difference for yourself!
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When Should I Visit an Audiologist in Toronto?
An audiologist should be consulted if you experience any of the following:
- Frequently asking others to repeat what they say
- Feel like others are often mumbling
- Having a hard time hearing or understanding in background noise.
- Turning up the volume on the radio, television or other device
Audiology is a regulated healthcare profession in Ontario, governed by the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) of 1991. This act, which also regulates physicians and nurses, is designed to protect the public by ensuring that health professionals practice ethically and competently.
The College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO) is the governing body that regulates audiologists in Ontario, ensuring they adhere to best practice protocols and provide high standards of patient care. In Canada, audiologists need at least a Master’s degree and must continue working in their field through clinical practice.
- You receive a high standard of care.
- Your Audiologist is legally required to provide ethical and competent services, accountable to their governing body, CASLPO.
- Your Audiologists will make knowledgeable and appropriate referrals to other healthcare providers when necessary, ensuring comprehensive care.
In Ontario, only 25% of hearing healthcare professionals are audiologists.
This means that 75% of people providing hearing and hearing aid services are not regulated.
Book a Hearing Test with Our Audiologist Today!
Emerging research highlights a significant connection between hearing loss and dementia. Untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of cognitive decline, leading to conditions such as dementia. Understanding this link is crucial for proactive hearing health management.
- Social Isolation: Hearing loss can lead to withdrawal from social interactions, reducing mental stimulation and increasing the risk of dementia.
- Cognitive Overload: Struggling to hear can put extra strain on the brain, diverting resources from memory and thinking functions.
- Brain Structure Changes: Long-term hearing loss can cause changes in brain structure, impacting areas involved in memory and cognition.
- Regular Hearing Tests: Early detection and management of hearing loss can reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
- Hearing Aids: Using hearing aids to address hearing loss can improve communication, social interaction, and cognitive function.
- Active Lifestyle: Staying socially active and mentally engaged can help protect cognitive health.
At Owl Hearing Clinic, we emphasize the importance of regular hearing assessments and timely intervention. Protect your hearing and support your cognitive health by scheduling a hearing test today. Take charge of your well-being and reduce the risk of dementia with proactive hearing care.
How much do hearing aids cost?
At Owl Hearing Clinic, we’re committed to transparent pricing for our hearing aids. You can find all our prices easily on our website. For an in-depth look at our hearing aid costs, see our price list. For a quick overview: after OHIP coverage, the complete cost of a hearing aid along with all included services is between $1,250 to $2,850 per ear. This is, on average, $500-$1,000 less than many of our competitors. The price you see is what you pay, covering everything from dispensing/fitting services to batteries, warranties, and follow-up appointments.
Does OHIP cover the cost of hearing aids?
Yes, for all Ontario residents, OHIP offers partial coverage for hearing aids under the Assistive Devices Program (ADP). This program grants $500 per ear, available once every 2-5 years as needed. Owl Hearing Clinic will provide all the forms you need and will direct bill OHIP so you won’t need to wait for reimbursement.
Should I see my doctor or go directly to an audiologist?
See an audiologist for hearing issues like difficulty hearing, tinnitus, language delays in children, earwax removal, or hearing aid needs. See a doctor for medical concerns such as ear pain, drainage, bleeding, fever, or sudden hearing loss with other symptoms. Not sure who to see? Give us a call—we’re happy to help.
What types of hearing aids are available, and how do I choose the right one?
Most large hearing aid clinic chains are owned by manufacturers, limiting your options, but at Owl Hearing, we’re fully independent. We offer a wide range of top brands, including the latest 2025 models with rechargeable batteries and wireless features. From discreet to powerful styles, our team helps you choose the best fit for your needs, goals, and budget.
What is the difference between an Audiologist and a Hearing Specialist?
In Ontario, audiologists are licensed healthcare professionals with a Master’s or Doctoral degree, trained to assess, diagnose, and treat hearing and balance disorders in all ages, and are regulated by CASLPO. Hearing Instrument Specialists, who complete college-level training after high school, focus on testing and fitting hearing aids for adults but are not regulated. To access OHIP or private insurance coverage for hearing aids, a prescription from a licensed physician or registered audiologist is required.
