Hearing Aid and Balance Clinic — Complimentary hearing aid demo and consultation for CASL members.

Hearing tests, hearing aids and custom ear plugs from an independent, family owned clinic on Bathurst Street

Hearing Aid and Balance Clinic is a local, family owned, independent hearing practice at Unit 315, 4430 Bathurst Street in North York, in business for 8 years. In their own words, they are dedicated to improving quality of life through personalized, compassionate hearing care, combining professional expertise with service: comprehensive hearing assessments, hearing aid solutions and ongoing support tailored to each person’s needs. Their site says the clinic is not affiliated with any hearing aid manufacturer.

A hearing test, their site explains, starts with a consultation, then pure tone and speech audiometry and tympanometry, followed by the results and tailored recommendations. The clinic fits hearing aids from Phonak, Oticon, Unitron, Bernafon, GN Resound, Beltone, Starkey and Widex, offers financing, remote care and a try it before you buy it option, and makes custom ear plugs for noise, swimming, music and sleep. Weekend appointments are available, and the team is fluent in Russian and Spanish.

In their own words, they treat every patient like family, and through community outreach, including programs for local communities and long term residences, they build lasting relationships and help people hear better and live better. CASL members get a complimentary hearing aid demo and consultation: mention your membership when you first get in touch.

• North York
• Toronto
• Thornhill
• Richmond Hill
• Vaughan

The clinic is at Unit 315, 4430 Bathurst Street in North York, with weekend appointments available, and sees patients from across Toronto, Thornhill, Richmond Hill and Vaughan. Their site says the team is fluent in Russian and Spanish.

Phone

416-398-7171

Email

contact@habclinic.com

Website

hearingaidandbalance.ca

Credentials

The clinic says its practitioners are members in good standing of the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP), and AHIP’s public directory lists practitioners at this address; the application was signed by a Hearing Instrument Specialist.

1. Join CASL free through this business. It takes about a minute, with no payment and no card.
2. Contact Hearing Aid and Balance Clinic directly and mention that you are a CASL member.
3. That is it. The offer is honoured by Hearing Aid and Balance Clinic — CASL never takes a cut, and you are never obliged to go ahead.