Sooke Hearing Clinic
The NexGen Hearing team in Sooke welcomes you to our
hearing clinic. Find out more about us.
YOUR LOCAL NEXGEN HEARING TEAM
Sooke Hearing Clinic
The Sooke NexGen Hearing Clinic is a full service and part-time hearing aid and hearing health centre. Our services are focused on helping our clients who might be experiencing tinnitus, muffled hearing or possible hearing loss. There are many types of hearing loss that can have a serious impact on quality of life including sensorineural, conductive or even a mixture of these conditions. A hearing test at the Sooke NexGen Hearing Clinic can determine the type and severity of your hearing loss.
Our qualified registered hearing practitioners will provide you with a hearing aid that is perfect for you based on the results of your hearing test. All hearing tests at our clinic are completely free. Your hearing aid purchase is fully covered by a 21 day no-money down trial, and a 90 day money back satisfaction guarantee. We will also price match any valid competitor quote or advertised price on the same make and model of hearing instrument so you will get the best value on your purchase.
You can expect us to show our commitment to quality customer service and deliver the highest level of professional hearing aid care every time you visit us. We take pride in building strong relationships and fostering trust with our clients. We encourage family members to take part in their loved one’s journey to better hearing. At the Sooke NexGen Hearing Clinic, we are delighted to be a part of this vibrant community, and look forward to meeting you!
CUTTING-EDGE HEARING AIDS
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
Sooke Hearing Aid Care Services & More
Hearing loss – whether full or partial – can have a strong impact on your quality of life. Signs of hearing loss can range quite a bit from hearing constant ringing, difficulties hearing certain pitches, or being unable to hear properly in group settings. These challenges can make our personal and work lives more difficult and cause undue stress.
No matter your individual situation, the knowledge of a qualified RHIP is important to provide an accurate hearing test so they can find the best hearing aid to suit your hearing problems. Our team at the Sooke NexGen Hearing clinic located on Sooke Road is passionate about providing the highest quality hearing aid care to all of our patients. Get in touch with us for your free hearing test today, and get back to hearing all of the amazing sounds that our city has to offer!
NEXGEN HEARING
Visit Our Hearing Clinic
Sooke
6631 Sooke Road #1B
Sooke, BC V9Z 0A3
Monday – Thursday 09:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 01:00 PM – 05:00 PM, Friday Closed, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed
Notice: By Appointment Only – COVID-19 Protocols in Place
SOOKE NEXGEN HEARING
Meet Your Local Hearing Professional
Susan Regimbal
RHIP
Sue is a partner of the NexGen Hearing Westshore and NexGen Hearing Sooke clinics. She obtained her professional accreditation at Grant MacEwan University in 2000 as a Hearing Instrument Practitioner. She has served on the Board for the Hearing Instrument Practitioners Society of British Columbia for fifteen years.
Madison Schieve
RHIP
Madison was born in Edmonton and grew up in the small northern town of Slave Lake, AB. Madison earned her diploma as a Hearing Instrument Practitioner from Douglas College in Coquitlam, BC. Her passion for hearing health care allows her to build relationships with clients to make a positive impact in their lives. Madison enjoys camping, hiking, fishing and everything the outdoors has to offer. Her creative talents have resulted in accolades for some of her finished work.
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Sooke Client Reviews
4.8
★★★★★ (5 Reviews)
Rick T
I find the Sooke Branch, courteous, reliable and prompt. Highly recommend the after purchase follow-up and the continual service!!!
Jason V
Friendly service and staff.
Donald S
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ANSWERS ABOUT HEARING AIDS AND MORE
Frequently Asked Questions
An analog hearing aid is an older type of hearing aid that makes continuous sound waves louder. Speech and noise are amplified in the same way, so an analog hearing aid can be thought of as a device that turns the volume up on everything around you. They can be programmed for different listening environments that can be switched at the push of a button on the hearing aid.
More commonly found these days, a digital hearing aid will have all of the features that come in an analog device. Instead of amplifying all sound waves, a digital hearing aid will convert sound waves into digital signals, and then produce an exact duplication of the sound. The technology used in a digital hearing aid is more sophisticated and allows for more complex processing of sound. This gives them greater flexibility in programming to allow the sound they transmit to be matched to the specific type of hearing loss a patient is experiencing.
If you are unsure which type is right for you, contact our clinic and come see us to discuss your needs and options!
We do perform cerumen management at a small number of our NexGen Hearing clinics, most clinics prefer to provide this service to existing clients only. If you are a new client call ahead to find out which clinic offers cerumen management please call us at 1 (877) 606 6671.
If you have any history of outer ear pathology or ear infections, we recommend you see your family doctor.
The adjustment period for a new hearing aid can vary from person to person. Most people become fully adjusted to their hearing aid within two to three weeks, but some people can take up to four months to become completely comfortable with their hearing aid.
It’s important to remain patient while you get used to your hearing aid, but if you suspect that your hearing aid is not calibrated properly or it isn’t working for you, come back to see us and we’ll help you adjust your hearing aid or set you up with one that will work better for your needs.
Hearing aid prices vary from several hundred dollars up to a few thousand, and it all depends on the technology level in each device. Affordable hearing aids and the more expensive options come with different features and capabilities.
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You can think of hearing aids as coming in levels of gold, silver, or bronze. If your listening needs are simple, it just might be that even the most basic hearing aid is enough for you. If your life is more active and you find yourself wanting to hear better in more active and noisy listening environments, then a more sophisticated level of hearing aid features will give you more benefit.
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NexGen Hearing also offers financing options to help you with an affordable option to improve your hearing. Learn more about our lease to hear financing and other hearing aid financing options.
- Avoid loud noises and areas for 16 hours before the test.
- Remove any earwax that may be in your ear canal. Do not use a Q-tip to do this as that will only push earwax deeper into the canal. Let our clinic staff take care of cleaning out your ears for you.
- Let us know if you take or have taken antibiotics that can damage hearing, such as gentamicin.
