SERVICES
Manitoba’s Leading Provider of Essential Hearing Healthcare Services
Examination
To find out how healthy your hearing is, we’ll begin by testing it.
The examination will tell us if
there’s a problem and will identify the specific area of concern. That knowledge will allow us to assess your specific needs and give us guidance in taking the next steps forward, should they be necessary.
Evaluations
Our hearing professionals will discuss your results with you, so you can ask them any questions you may have.
In order for you to make informed decisions, it is important that you know exactly what, if any, the issues are. Our experts will explain possible causes, potential treatments and issue-management advice that will help you understand the current state of your hearing health.
Recommendation
Our next responsibility is to ensure that you know what technology and what options are available to you that will give you the quality of life you expect and, we suggest, you deserve.
Our range of products is second to none and we are experts at matching instruments to need. Today’s technology is truly amazing, and we won’t be satisfied that you have the right product for you until you are.
Implementation
Once we’ve settled on the perfect fit for you, we’ll show you all you need to know to begin your 90-day trial.
After 90 days, we’ll do a quick checkup and set up an easy to follow ongoing care and maintenance program for you. We will, of course, be there when you need us for emergency repairs, batteries or any other help we can provide.
Tinnitus Care
Thousands of Manitobans live with tinnitus or ringing in the ears.
If you’re one of them, talk to us. New treatments exist that in many cases, reduce or resolve this very uncomfortable condition.
Custom Ear Molds
Professional grade custom ear molds are a must for swimmers, musicians and anyone spending long hours in noisy places.
Talk to us about your special requirements.
Support for Funding and Insurance
If you’re eligible, Winnipeg Hearing Centres will help you apply for funding.
We work directly with government agencies (such as the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba, Veterans Affairs Canada and the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch).
We will collaborate with local organizations that have funding for hearing instruments and assistive listening devices.
