ABOUT
Helping Manitobans Hear Better Since 1943
‘Made in Manitoba’ Best Describes the
Winnipeg Hearing Centres Story
‘Made in Manitoba’ best describes the Winnipeg Hearing Centres story.
We owe our success to hard work, an unbelievably talented team of professionals and a dedication to treating our customers the
way we want to be treated. Especially when they need our help.
We’ve learned a lot in 77 years.
Technology changes. Great customer service shouldn’t.
As a locally owned, family run company, we’re not looking for “greener pastures” or “corporate expansion”. We are quite content being the best at what we do in the community we grew up in.
Convenience And Comfort Are Key
We understand that convenient appointments and personalized care are important to you. That’s why Winnipeg Hearing Centres has seven locations to serve Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie and the surrounding areas.
Because we have more hearing specialists than any other provider in Manitoba, it’s much easier to book an appointment when you want one.
We’ll Even Pick You Up!
If driving or parking poses an issue... no problem!
Our complimentary customer care shuttle offers door-to-door service to and from your appointment. Just tell us where and when, and we’ll be there.
Care For the Entire Family
Hearing loss is usually attributed to the elderly, but it can happen at any age.
Annual hearing checkups are a healthy habit for all of us to commit to. Hearing tests are essential to help us prevent what is preventable and treat what is treatable – before things get any worse.
That is especially true as we pass the Big Five O.
Make a Confident Decision
Hearing instruments work best when you’re happy with the devices you choose.
Our 90-day free trial period lets you “take a test drive” to ensure both the fit and the performance and our five-year extended warranty offers you the peace of mind that comes with knowing that, should issues arise, you’re covered.
Helping You Get Funding
We will assist you with establishing a claim and obtaining funding for hearing instruments and assistive listening devices.
There are a variety of options for funding, including insurance, government agencies and third-party providers.
