Toronto Hearing Consultants is committed to your hearing health care.
Hearing is our most precious sense and vital to our quality of life and safety. With a passion to serve, our audiologists in Toronto focus on reconnecting our patients with friends, family and the world around them, all while providing a boutique experience for every patient treated at the clinic.
Our hearing clinic is dedicated to excellence, patient advocacy, and early identification of hearing loss. Patients can be confident they will experience compassionate and personal care at our clinics.
Meet Your Audiologist and Hearing Clinic Owner
Natasha Manji, Masters of Clinical Science in Audiology
Natasha is an audiologist in Toronto who resides in Bloor West Village and is excited to be providing this wonderful, tight-knit community with independent audiology services, where patients’ individual needs, lifestyles, budgets, and goals are all integrated into the treatment plan. She also previously lived in the Annex and is excited to have opened her second location there.
At Toronto Hearing Consultants, Natasha strives to promote hearing awareness, hearing conservation and prevention and provide education on the importance of a baseline hearing test. Hearing health is often neglected during an annual checkup, and our hearing consultants in Toronto are committed to raising awareness to preserve this vital sense.
Natasha completed her undergraduate and Masters degree from Western University in London, ON. Western University is a world leader in audiology and only accepts a select number of students annually into its state-of-the-art program.
Click below to learn more about Natasha and her work as an audiologist in Toronto.
Communications Disorders Assistant
Chantelle Silva
Chantelle completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto with a major in Linguistics and a double minor in Portuguese and Spanish. Upon graduation, she moved to South Korea to teach ESL. As an English teacher, Chantelle discovered her passion for helping others with their communicative needs. She returned to Toronto to continue her education at Durham College’s Communicative Disorders Assistant program.
Our Toronto Hearing Clinic
Our highly-trained audiologists are proud to offer a selection of trusted hearing solutions in Toronto.
Learn how our Toronto audiologist services can help you take the next step.
- It takes an average of 7 years before someone with hearing loss seeks help
- 35 percent of Canadian adults have some degree of hearing loss in the high pitches
- 90 percent of hearing loss can be treated with hearing aids
Trust Toronto Hearing Consultants to provide compassionate hearing loss solutions.
Signs of Hearing Loss
If you notice any of the following signs, it is time to schedule a hearing test at an audiology clinic in Toronto. Some patients may experience all of the symptoms, while others may experience just one or two. One sign is enough to warrant scheduling a hearing assessment and determining if hearing loss is present.
Book an appointment with our Toronto audiology clinic if you experience the following:
Difficulty hearing in background noise
- Constantly asking people to repeat themselves
Family and friends complaining the television is too loud
Difficulty hearing on the phone
Bluffing through conversation
Feeling as if everyone is mumbling
Feeling as if you can hear, but not understand
Feeling exhausted after attending busy social events, also known as listener’s fatigue
Tinnitus or ringing in the ear
Withdrawing from social situations
Testimonials
“Audiologists in Ontario are regulated medical professionals and are not allowed to seek testimonials. We are governed by the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario(CASLPO), which exists to protect the public. Publishing testimonials or using any form of one in advertisements is strictly prohibited. Should you see hearing health care websites with testimonials, please be aware their services are not provided by an audiologist or regulated health care professional.”
Insurance
Our Toronto hearing clinic works with all insurance plans and third-party insurers.
Manufacturers
Unlike corporate hearing clinics, Toronto Hearing Consultants is independently owned and not associated with a manufacturer. This allows our audiologists to work with all vendors and prescribe the latest and best hearing devices and solutions suitable for patients’ unique needs, lifestyles, degrees of hearing loss, and style preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
An audiologist is a licensed healthcare professional specializing in balance and hearing disorders. Audiologists provide a range of services, including selecting and fitting protective hearing devices, hearing aids, and educating patients on the effects of noise and health-related factors on their hearing.
An audiologist is not a medical doctor. Audiologists carry a master’s and/or doctoral degree and are regulated health professionals governed by the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario. They are primary healthcare providers who focus on the prevention of hearing loss and the identification, management and treatment of both hearing and balance problems.
Audiologists are primary healthcare providers with a master’s and/or doctoral degree. We are regulated health professionals and are governed by the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario. They focus on hearing loss prevention, identification, treatment, and managing balance and hearing problems. A Toronto audiologist is able to direct their career path in many different directions, including private practice, hospital work, education, research, and administration. They are also able to work with any age of the population to provide hearing solutions, including those with special needs.
Hearing instrument specialists are able to complete their education immediately after secondary school at a college offering the program. The program can be offered online as well. They are limited in scope to the adult population and focus on hearing tests and dispensing hearing devices. While they are not regulated by any college, they are members of their association in Ontario. It is important to note that associations serve their members’ interests, while regulatory colleges serve and protect the public. Audiologists cannot have testimonials on their website or at their clinic/centre.
When deciding which clinic to work with to begin your hearing healthcare journey, it’s important to be aware of the differences between the two professionals and make an informed decision. This can help you select a hearing clinic in Toronto that can provide the knowledge, patience, empathy, and services you deserve.
An audiologist in Toronto is responsible for providing hearing loss services to their patients, including selecting, fitting, and repairing hearing aids and other protective hearing devices. When visiting an audiologist in Toronto, they will conduct a consultation and hearing test to determine your auditory needs and abilities. This allows them to recommend a tailored treatment plan to address hearing loss.
Yes, our audiologists are also well-versed in the ear wax removal process. When ear wax builds up and causes pain and discomfort, our team will ensure excess wax is safely removed with minimal invasiveness.
If you experience any of the following, it may be time to visit an audiology clinic in Toronto.
- If you are over the age of 55, a baseline test is recommended
- Ear Wax Build-Up
- You Have a Genetic Hearing Disorder
- Difficulty Hearing in Both Quiet and Noisy Environments
- Feeling as if the TV is Too Loud
- Feeling as if People are Mumbling
- You Experience Ringing in Your Ears (Tinnitus)
- Prolonged Exposure to Industrial Noise Environments
At Toronto Hearing Consultants, our highly-trained audiologists help patients regain control of their hearing through professional ear and hearing loss solutions. We offer compassionate audiologist services that we tailor to fit each patient’s unique needs — whether they require a hearing aid for themselves or are interested in pediatric hearing care.
Contact one of our hearing clinics in Toronto to learn more.
Experiencing hearing loss or a “ringing” sensation in your ears is the first sign of tinnitus. People who have been exposed to loud noises through their career or recreational activities — such as musicians, firefighters, construction workers, and aircraft mechanics — usually report occasional or constant tinnitus.
Tinnitus most often presents in patients over 60, although anyone can experience tinnitus. Tinnitus is most often correlated with hearing loss but can also be caused by certain medications, stress, caffeine intake or smoking.
If you are experiencing tinnitus, call one of our hearing clinics in Toronto today to make an appointment for a hearing test to determine if hearing loss is present. The audiologist will be able to discuss solutions, possible causes, common myths, and treatment options. Early detection of hearing loss and early intervention with a hearing device results in the best outcomes for preserving hearing and managing tinnitus.
A hearing test for patients under 50 is $80 at our Toronto audiology clinics. A hearing test for patients over 50 is $50. Pediatric hearing tests (patients under 18) are charged $110 for a hearing test. Our comprehensive hearing test includes a full investigation into the patient’s hearing and ear health.
Unfortunately, services provided at hearing clinics in Toronto, such as hearing tests and ear wax removal, are not services covered by OHIP. However, most private insurance plans cover audiology services, and our clinic is happy to provide a detailed invoice to our patients to submit at the end of the appointment. It’s worth calling your private insurance plans because prevention is key and scheduling regular hearing tests at our clinic is important for maintaining hearing health.
Services provided by an audiologist in Toronto range in cost. A hearing test for patients under 50 is $85 at the clinic. A hearing test for patients over 50 is $50. Pediatric hearing tests (patients under 18) are charged $110 for a hearing test.
Ear wax removal services are $95. A general office visit is $45.
Hearing device prescriptions and dispenses are bundled with a service plan, meaning a patient who purchases hearing devices at the clinic is entitled to three years of office visits.
Our Toronto hearing clinics provide other services and products in addition to our hearing loss solutions, including custom ear plugs, auditory processing disorder testing, hearing aid batteries, hearing aid cleaning sprays, products for itchy ears, and products to help dissolve ear wax. Prospective patients are encouraged to call one of our two audiology clinic locations for more pricing information.
