Medicine Place Hearing Care 97 North
13514 97 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 4E2
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Saturday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Looking for hearing aids in Edmonton? We fit every major brand at our 97 North and East clinics, and our mobile team can fit them in your home. Choosing a hearing aid, or a hearing machine as some people call it, is not about the most expensive device. It is about the right one for you. A registered hearing care professional fits each one with real ear verification so it sounds natural from day one, and we match the technology to your life, from nearly invisible in canal styles to rechargeable and Bluetooth models.
We carry hearing aids from all major manufacturers including Oticon, Phonak, Signia, ReSound, and Starkey. Funding may be available through the Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) program.
We fit and service Oticon, Phonak, Signia, ReSound, Starkey, Widex, Unitron and Bernafon. Because we work with every major brand, we can match the hearing aid to your hearing, your lifestyle and your budget. Curious how they compare? Read our guide to the best hearing aids in Canada.
Most hearing aids today are receiver in canal or behind the ear styles, which sit behind your ear with a slim wire or tube. Custom in the ear styles sit in your ear, and the smallest in canal styles are close to invisible. Most people also want rechargeable batteries and Bluetooth streaming from their phone or TV.
Our hearing aid types guide compares every style. We also have guides on invisible hearing aids, rechargeable vs battery models and Bluetooth hearing aids.
Here is what getting used to new hearing aids is really like.
The price depends on the technology level and style, and we carry options at every price point. Our hearing aid cost guide for Edmonton explains what drives the price and what is included.
You may not have to pay the full price yourself. We are a registered AADL vendor and handle that paperwork for you. We also help with Veterans Affairs, NIHB, WCB Alberta and private insurance, and hearing aids can count toward the medical expense tax credit.
Visit 97 North at 13514 97 St NW (open Saturdays), East at 4243 118 Ave NW, or our Calgary clinic at 6564 4 St NE. Can't get out? Our mobile team can test and fit hearing aids at home across the Edmonton area.
Already have hearing aids that need fixing? We offer hearing aid repair in Edmonton for most makes and models, wherever you bought them.
People call them hearing aids, hearing devices or hearing machines, and they all mean the same thing. A hearing aid is a small digital device that picks up sound, makes the sounds you have trouble hearing louder and clearer, and plays them into your ear. Because they are digital, they can be programmed to match your hearing test, turn down background noise and connect to your phone.
Hearing aids from a clinic are different from the amplifiers and over the counter devices sold online, which are not set to your hearing. Our guide to OTC hearing aids in Canada explains the difference.
For many seniors, rechargeable hearing aids are the easiest choice, because there are no tiny batteries to change. Behind the ear styles are bigger and easier to handle if your fingers are stiff, and you can ask us to walk you through cleaning them and putting them in. If getting to a clinic is hard, our mobile team can fit hearing aids at home across the Edmonton area.
Help with the cost may be available through AADL, Veterans Affairs or your benefits plan. Read our guide to hearing aids for seniors in Edmonton, or compare the best hearing aid brands we fit.
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13514 97 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 4E2
4243 118 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5W 1A5
6564 4 St NE, Calgary, AB T2K 6H2
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We fit and service Oticon, Phonak, Signia, ReSound, Starkey, Widex, Unitron and Bernafon. Because we work with every major brand, we can match the hearing aid to your hearing, lifestyle and budget, from nearly invisible in canal styles to rechargeable and Bluetooth models. Every fitting starts with a hearing test.
Fitting starts with a hearing test. Then we choose a style and technology level together based on your hearing, lifestyle and budget. We fit your hearing aids with real ear verification, measuring sound inside your ear canal so they match your hearing. Follow up visits fine tune them until they feel natural.
Yes, you may not have to pay the full price yourself. We are a registered AADL vendor and handle that paperwork. We also help with Veterans Affairs, NIHB, WCB Alberta and private insurance, and hearing aids can count toward the medical expense tax credit. The price depends on technology level and style.
Yes. Modern rechargeable hearing aids give you all-day power from a simple overnight charge, no tiny batteries to fuss with.
Many of today's in-canal styles sit so deep they are nearly invisible. We will help you find a style that fits your comfort and lifestyle.
Hearing aid prices vary by technology level and style. We carry options at every price point and help you maximize AADL, insurance, and other funding to reduce out-of-pocket cost.
The best hearing aid depends on your hearing loss, lifestyle, and dexterity. Your practitioner will recommend the right style and technology after your hearing test.
At our two Edmonton clinics: 97 North at 13514 97 St NW (open Saturdays) and East at 4243 118 Ave NW in Beverly. We also have a Calgary clinic at 6564 4 St NE, and our mobile team can fit hearing aids at home across the Edmonton area.
Yes. Hearing device and hearing machine are other names for a hearing aid. The hearing aids we fit are digital and programmed to your hearing test, which is different from a simple sound amplifier.
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