Boutique hearing care for adults, children, and every conversation in between. Your hearing, your lifestyle, your goals.
Most hearing care doesn't. It begins with a sales target, fit a device, move to the next chair.
Toronto Hearing Consultants was built on a different idea: that hearing is a vital sense, that preserving it is long-term health work, and that the appointment should start by listening to you, not by selling to you.
We're an independent, audiologist-led practice where the conversation comes first, the testing comes next, and recommendations come only when they're warranted by what you actually need.
We believe hearing care works best when it is structured, calm, and collaborative. Our process prioritizes understanding before treatment and recognizes hearing health as part of overall health.
A comprehensive hearing test, discussion of symptoms, and review of communication challenges such as speech understanding in noise or ringing in the ears.
Clear explanations of findings, including how hearing changes may relate to balance awareness, cognitive load, or daily fatigue.
Hearing aids may be discussed when appropriate, along with strategies that support listening comfort and reduce strain.
Adjustments, monitoring, and long-term care to ensure devices are properly fit and continue supporting well-being over time.
Audiologists assess more than hearing thresholds. Difficulty with speech in noise, tinnitus, listening fatigue, and how those changes intersect with mood, concentration, and daily energy, are all part of the evaluation.
Hearing changes affect more than your ears. They affect how you work, how you connect, how you feel. Identifying them early is part of how we support both your hearing and your broader quality of life.
Hearing changes don't happen in isolation. Research increasingly links hearing loss to cognitive decline, depression, fall risk, and a number of medical conditions that audiology has historically treated as separate from. We see hearing as part of the picture of your overall health, and we've put together resources on the connections most worth understanding.
Toronto Hearing Consultants provides a full range of audiology services, including:
Hearing aids are not retail products. They are medical devices, and they work best when selected, fitted, and supported by an audiologist as part of a broader care plan.
At Toronto Hearing Consultants, hearing aids are discussed only after a comprehensive assessment confirms they're warranted, and once they are, the work is to fit them precisely, support them over time, and adjust them as your hearing changes.
Independent and not tied to a manufacturer. We work with every major hearing aid brand and recommend what's right for your hearing, not what's on a quota.
The clinical gold standard for hearing aid fitting. We measure how sound actually reaches your eardrum and program the device to your specific anatomy, not to factory defaults.
Hearing aid trials let you experience devices in your real life, at home, at work, in restaurants, before you decide whether they're right for you.
Programming, fittings, repairs, and adjustments are part of the relationship, not a series of separate transactions. The audiologist you see for the fitting is the audiologist you see for every visit after.
Some people hear sounds clearly but still struggle to understand speech, especially in noise, in fast conversations, or when more than one person is talking. The ears are doing their job. The brain isn't processing what it receives.
CAPD is commonly missed because a standard hearing test comes back normal. We assess for it in children over the age of 7 and adults whose listening difficulties haven't been explained by a standard test.
Learn more about CAPD testingHearing usually changes slowly. The signs are easy to miss until they add up. If any of these sound familiar, it may be time for a hearing test.
Book a hearing testNatasha started her career inside a corporate hearing chain and left to build something different, an independent audiology practice where appointments are unhurried and recommendations are honest. She studied audiology at Western University, co-owned clinics in Oshawa and Stouffville for four years, and opened Toronto Hearing Consultants to bring boutique, audiologist-led care to Bloor West Village, the neighbourhood she lives in.
Meet NatashaChantelle supports patient care and clinic continuity in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, making it easier for patients to feel comfortable in their first language. She studied at the University of Toronto before completing her Communicative Disorders Assistant training at Durham College.
Meet ChantelleWe work with most insurance providers and third-party insurers. We direct-bill Green Shield. For other providers, we'll help you understand your coverage and prepare the documentation you need for reimbursement.
We also assist with paperwork for programs including ODSP, NIHB, WSIB, and Ontario Works. We want you focused on the care decision, not the paperwork.
If you have questions about your hearing, or want to book an assessment, we're here. No referral needed. No pressure to commit to anything you're not ready for.
Book a hearing testTwo clinics in Toronto's west end, Bloor West Village and the Annex.
Bloor West Village
2368 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1P5
(416) 760-7999
Located on the northwest corner of Bloor & Willard, between Runnymede and Jane subway stations.
The Annex
980 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5R 3G6
(416) 516-0999
Two lights north of Bathurst subway station, between Follis Ave and Olive Ave.