Independent, audiologist-led care across every stage of hearing health.
At Toronto Hearing Consultants, our hearing clinic services are built around comprehensive assessment, clinical insight, and personalized care. As an independent, audiologist-led clinic with convenient Toronto locations, we focus on understanding how hearing and communication affect your daily life before discussing any recommendations.
Our audiologist services support hearing health for children age 3 and up and adults, from routine hearing tests to complex hearing concerns, workplace requirements, pediatric care, and long-term follow-up.
This approach allows us to address hearing health comprehensively, including related concerns such as tinnitus, auditory processing challenges, and hearing difficulties. Preventive measures and treatment options are discussed only when clinically appropriate, without pressure or assumptions.
Diagnostic testing forms the clinical foundation of our hearing clinic services. Our audiologists provide a wide range of assessments to evaluate hearing clarity, auditory processing, and inner ear function.
Our hearing aid services include professional guidance, fitting, and long-term care to support listening comfort and communication clarity. Hearing aids are introduced as part of a broader hearing healthcare plan, not as standalone solutions, and we work with all brands, makes and models. We're here to help make sure your hearing aids work for years to come.
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See pricingEar wax buildup is one of the most common reasons people notice a sudden change in their hearing. It's also one of the easiest things to address with the right clinical care.
Wax can muffle sound, contribute to a sense of pressure or fullness, and make hearing tests less accurate. It also affects how well hearing aids perform, since wax can clog receivers and skew programming over time.
Our audiologists assess ear health as part of routine care and offer safe, supervised removal when needed. We use proper clinical techniques rather than the home remedies and cotton swabs that often push wax further into the canal or risk damaging the eardrum.
Removal is straightforward when done by a regulated audiologist, and for many patients it's the first step in restoring clearer hearing without the need for any other intervention.
Professional assessment and safe in-clinic removal by a regulated audiologist. Often the simplest path to clearer hearing.
Custom ear protection is available for individuals seeking comfort, clarity, and long-term hearing preservation. Our audiologists provide custom moulded ear plugs designed for specific activities and environments. Custom ear protection supports preventive hearing care and may be recommended alongside ongoing hearing health monitoring.
Our hearing clinic services at Toronto Hearing Consultants are designed to support individuals and families across a wide range of needs.
We offer person-centred care for children age 3 and up and adults, including support for permanent hearing loss, auditory processing challenges, and long-term hearing health planning.
Articles, guides, and clinical perspectives from our audiologists, written to help you understand hearing changes, hearing aids, and how care actually works.
Yes. Tinnitus support typically begins with a comprehensive hearing assessment to understand hearing function and listening challenges. Depending on findings, care may include auditory evaluations, education about tinnitus, hearing aid support when appropriate, and personalized management strategies. The goal is to help reduce listening strain, improve comfort, and support daily communication rather than eliminate tinnitus entirely.
Yes. We offer hearing assessments and ongoing audiology care for children age 3 and up, and families. Pediatric services are delivered in an age-appropriate, supportive environment and may include coordination with recognized child hearing programs when applicable. Our audiologists work closely with families to explain results clearly and support hearing, communication, and long-term monitoring as children grow.
Yes. Our team assists patients in understanding insurance coverage, third-party benefits, and available funding programs related to hearing care and hearing aids. We help explain what may be covered, what documentation is required, and how billing works, allowing patients to make informed care decisions with clarity and fewer administrative concerns.
Funding and coverage options may include Ontario's Assistive Devices Program (ADP), which provides up to $500 per ear toward eligible hearing aids for qualifying residents. While audiology services are not covered by OHIP, the ADP program helps offset the cost of approved devices when clinical criteria are met.
Additional support may be available through the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), Veterans Affairs Canada, and private insurance plans. Eligibility varies by program and individual circumstances. Our team can review applicable options with you and discuss payment options when appropriate to help support access to hearing care.
Hearing tests are not covered by OHIP. However, many extended health insurance plans cover audiology assessments in full or in part, and our team can help you understand what your plan includes before you book. Fees are always explained up front, so there are no surprises at your appointment.
Most hearing assessments run about 60 minutes. That leaves room for a conversation about what you're noticing, a full diagnostic assessment, and a clear explanation of your results before any recommendations. Appointments are private and unhurried, so you have time to ask questions and understand the findings.
Ear wax removal is not covered by OHIP. At our clinics, removal is performed by a regulated audiologist using safe clinical techniques, and many extended health plans cover the service. We'll confirm the fee with you before any procedure.
No quotas, no scripts, no sales pressure. Just an audiologist whose job is to understand what you're noticing, run the right tests, and explain what they mean in plain terms. Recommendations come after that, only when they're warranted.