3 Convenient Locations to Serve You
Elmira, Ontario – Clock Tower Wellness Centre
Contact Elmira Clinic
Elmira, Ontario
69 Arthur Street South Elmira, Ontario N3B 2M8
Phone: 1-519-669-4425
Kitchener, Ontario – Sobey’s Plaza
Contact Kitchener Clinic
Kitchener, Ontario
629-1187 Fischer-Hallman Rd. Building 600, 2nd Floor Kitchener, Ontario N2E 4H9
Phone: 1-519-743-7000
Palmerston, Ontario & District Hospital
Contact Palmerston Clinic
Palmerston, Ontario
500 Whites Road Palmerston, Ontario N0G 2P0
Phone: 1-833-669-4425
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We've all heard of spring cleaning, but what about fall maintenance?
Our very own certified Audiologist, Alison, will be hosting a FREE hearing aid workshop. She'll walk you through each of the steps needed to properly clean your hearing aids. Plus she'll be happy to answer any questions or concerns you might have relating to maintaining correct hearing aid care.
Call now to reserve your spot!
How interesting!
There are many reasons that someone may experience dizziness, but Meniere's Disease is often accompanied by hearing loss.
www.earandhearingclinic.com/menieres-disease/
Did you know?
The process of hearing includes both the ear and the brain. The ear changes the sound vibrations into a signal that can be understood by the brain. The ear has three parts - the middle, inner and outer ear - and each part of the ear has a different job.
The vibration of the eardrum moves the three small bones (called ossicles) in the middle ear. Common names for the bones are the hammer, anvil, and stirrup. They are also known as the malleus, incus, and stapes. These bones amplify the vibration and transfer the sound waves to the inner ear (the cochlea). This is where the ear drum resides. Often, hearing loss occurs in the middle ear.
During a trip to New Brunswick this past summer, Juliane was honoured to be able to purchase this fish statue!
It is made entirely out of recycled materials including pop tabs and tin cans. We received it at our clinic this past week along with this lovely note from the artist, Alanna Baird from Tin Fish - studio page.