OUR APPROACH

Our network is a leader in the field of auditory health. It was established by Luc Parent and François Sasseville, both Audioprosthetists, who wanted to help people learn about hearing loss, remedy their hearing problems and improve their quality of life.

Our network currently has nine offices and five service locations to better serve you, and we hope to expand even more over the next few years.

Every day, we aim to provide you with unrivalled service and unequalled satisfaction. To do so, our approach is based on attentive listening, respect and professionalism.

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The WSIB in Ontario provides hearing aids to workers who have hearing loss due to exposure to noise. Please contact us for more details.

Using cotton swabs to clean your ears is not recommended. Rather than removing wax from your ear canal, they push it deeper. Using cotton swabs can lead to abrasion, dryness and itching in your ears. Instead, use a washcloth and get into the habit of putting three drops of heavy mineral oil into your ear canal once per week.

The first hearing aid sold in 1899 cost $400. Taking inflation into account, this same hearing aid would have cost $12,000 today.

The Régie de l’Assurance Maladie du Québec provides one or more hearing aids at no charge if you meet its eligibility requirements. Contact us to find out if you're eligible or to get help opening your file.

According to the World Health Organization, hearing loss is the most common impairment in the world.

To fully enjoy music, it is best to listen at a reasonable volume. Your ears’ sensitivity to sound variations is at its best when the volume is low and, conversely, it worsens when the sound level increases.

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