Pemberton Hearing Clinic
The NexGen Hearing team in Pemberton, BC, welcomes you
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YOUR LOCAL NEXGEN HEARING TEAM
Pemberton Hearing Clinic
The Pemberton NexGen Hearing Clinic is a full service and part-time hearing aid and hearing health centre. We pride ourselves on helping our clients who might be experiencing tinnitus, muffled hearing or possible hearing loss. There are many types of hearing loss that can affect a person’s ability to hear properly including sensorineural, conductive or even a mixture of these conditions. A hearing test at the Pemberton NexGen Hearing Clinic can determine your specific type and degree of hearing loss.
Our qualified audiologist will use the results of your hearing test to provide you with a hearing aid that suits your unique needs. We offer free hearing tests at our clinic. All hearing aid purchases are backed by a 21 day no-money down trial, and a 90 day money back satisfaction guarantee. You will always get the best value on your purchase because we will price match any valid competitor quote or advertised price on the same make and model of hearing instrument.
We are committed to delivering quality customer service to all clients. Therefore, you can expect us to deliver the highest level of professional hearing aid care from the moment you walk in the door, to when you leave and beyond. We are focused on building strong relationships and trust with our clients. We encourage family members to take part in their loved one’s journey to better hearing. At the Vancouver East NexGen Hearing Clinic, we are delighted to be a part of this vibrant community on Vancouver’s east side. We and look forward to meeting you and showing you why NexGen Hearing is the best hearing care provider!
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Which Hearing Device Is Right for You?
BTE: Behind the Ear
BTE: Behind the Ear
CIC: Completely in Canal
CIC: Completely in Canal
Extended Wear
Extended Wear
IIC: Invisible in Canal
IIC: Invisible in Canal
Mini-Canal
Mini-Canal
ITC: In the Canal
ITC: In the Canal
RIC: Receiver in Canal
RIC: Receiver in Canal
OUR NEXGEN HEARING SERVICES
Pemberton Audiologist Services
Hearing loss can greatly affect a person’s life, causing certain things to become more difficult to do than before. These difficulties are often caused by smaller hearing problems like a constant ringing that comes with tinnitus, or greater hearing problems like hearing loss in one or both ears. Some of these signs can be easily hidden, others can impact social interactions and make understanding instructions in a workplace more difficult.
No matter your individual circumstances, the expertise of a qualified audiologist is needed to provide a high quality hearing test to provide and fine-tune the best hearing aid to fit your unique needs. Our team at the Pemberton NexGen Hearing Clinic located on Prospect Street is passionate about providing the highest quality hearing aid care to all of our patients. Contact us today for your free hearing test, and get back to hearing the fantastic sounds life has to offer!
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Pemberton
#3 - 7438 Prospect Street
Pemberton, BC V0N 2L1
Tuesday – 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM, Monday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday Closed, Friday Closed, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed
Notice: By Appointment Only – COVID-19 Protocols in Place
PEMBERTON NEXGEN HEARING
Meet Your Local Hearing Professional
Dr. Ramia Narayanan
AU.D., RAUD, RHIP
Ramia Narayanan graduated with a Doctorate in Audiology from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. She has been practicing for the past 8 years and patient care and comfort is her top priority. She is passionate about hearing and understands the diverse needs of her patients. Ramia believes the most important step with aural rehabilitation is the follow-up care after hearing aid fittings, and is committed to making the transition as easy as possible for her patients.
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Kandyce W
Fantastic Customer service. Respectful and patient. It was my first time purchasing hearing aids for myself. I never felt pressured or that I was being sold to, he really was focused on finding the right solutions for my life. A+
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ANSWERS ABOUT HEARING AIDS AND MORE
Frequently Asked Questions
At our clinic, we use the pure-tone audiometry test which involves you sitting in a soundproof room while wearing headphones and pressing a button every time you hear a sound. This is a short and painless test that usually lasts about 15 minutes.
A no-obligation hearing screening is free at any one of our clinics. This assessment includes the 3-point series of tests that includes measuring air conduction, word discrimination, and checking the eardrum and middle ear system. More comprehensive exams that require reporting such as physician reports, employment requirements or children’s hearing test are exempt from the free hearing test offer, check with your local clinic for rates.
The act of not wearing a hearing aid in itself will not make your hearing get worse. What can make your hearing get worse is not wearing a hearing aid and needing to increase the volume on things like televisions, radios, and headphones, or needing people you are talking with to talk louder. We recommend you wear your hearing aid as directed by your doctor and audiologist. However, if you are not wearing your hearing device, be sure not to overdo it with turning up the volume.
- Sensoineural: The inner ear, hearing nerve, or hair cells within the cochlea become damaged. It can be a result of aging, exposure to loud noise, injury, disease, certain medications, or an inherited condition.
- Conductive: occurs in the outer or middle ear when sound waves become blocked by earwax or a foreign object in the ear canal. The middle ear canal could be impacted with fluid, infection, or a bone abnormality. Lastly, conductive hearing loss can be caused by an injury to the eardrum.
- Mixed: People can sometimes experience a combination of both sensorineural and conductive hearing loss.
A hearing aid will usually have anywhere between 4 and 24 channels that divide captured sounds so the wearer can hear different sounds more clearly. The more channels a hearing aid has, the more divided the sound gets, allowing the wearer to hear more sounds clearly. We generally recommend our patients to choose a hearing aid with at least 12 channels because this will allow us to adjust the sound on the device in a much more personalized way based on the type of hearing loss they are experiencing.
