Vernon Hearing Clinic
The NexGen Hearing team in Vernon welcomes you to our
hearing clinic. Find out more about us.
YOUR LOCAL NEXGEN HEARING TEAM
Vernon Hearing Clinic
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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
Vernon Hearing Clinic
Hearing loss affects millions of Canadians each year, with conditions ranging from mild tinnitus to complete hearing loss. For many, hearing loss presents significant challenges in their daily lives, making conversations with friends and family more strained and difficult. At NexGen Hearing, we understand the different ways hearing issues can impact your quality of life, and are committed to accompanying you on your journey to improved hearing health.
Our hearing instrument practitioner at our hearing clinic have the expertise required to provide an accurate hearing test and fit you the right hearing aids if needed. Our team at the Vernon NexGen Hearing clinic located on Anderson Way near 48th Avenue is always focused on providing the highest quality hearing aid care to all our patients. Get in touch with us for a free hearing test, and take your next step towards getting back to hearing the amazing sounds that Vernon has to offer!
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Visit Our Hearing Clinic
Vernon
#201 – 5100 Anderson Way
Vernon, BC V1T 9V2
Mon, Tues, Wed, Thur, Fri: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM , 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM, Sat: Closed, Sun: Closed
Notice: By Appointment Only – COVID-19 Protocols in Place
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Meet Your Local Hearing Professional
Carlee Johnson
RHIP
Carlee Johnson graduated from the Hearing Aid Practitioner program Grant MacEwan College and worked for a wonderful hearing aid clinic in Edmonton for over 13 years. Carlee has been involved in different capacities within the College of Hearing Aid Practitioners of Alberta, and had the privilege of sitting as an item-writer for the National Board for Certification in Hearing Instrument Sciences (NBC-HIS) where she was the sole Canadian on the team helping develop examination questions.
Carolyn Megli
AUDIOMETRIC TECHNICIAN
Carolyn Megli is NexGen Hearing Vernon’s only audiometric technician. The majority of her career has had a focus on customer service- with the last 5 years being in the hearing industry. Carolyn enjoys all aspects working with people, especially helping to improve their lives. Going out and serving the community of Vernon is a specialty of Carolyn’s, one that she enjoys greatly.
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Vernon Client Reviews
4.9
★★★★★ (22 Reviews)
Tina D
The staff were very friendly and helpful. Excited to go back to pick out my new hearing device. Excited about the newest technology!
Cindy B
Professional office staff and great evaluation after exam explaining my results. Covid protection is in place.
Trev S
The most amazing poeple i have met here in Vernon. I am in hospital and my batteries were dead. The owner of the company personally drop some off for me. That is above and beyond service. She really cares about her clients. thanks you so much.
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ANSWERS ABOUT HEARING AIDS AND MORE
Frequently Asked Questions
The life of a hearing aid’s battery is impacted by many factors such as the hearing aid model, battery brand, battery technology, and how the device is used. The model of the hearing aid is integral in determining the life of the battery. Some hearing aids are better than others in terms of battery consumption while others offer features that will more quickly drain a battery. Batteries come in four common sizes (10, 312, 13, 675). Based on a 16 hour day of wear, the average lifespan for a standard battery is listed below:
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Size 10: 3 – 7 days
Size 312: 3 – 10 days
Size 13: 6 – 14 days
Size 675: 9 – 20 days
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If you prefer, rechargeable hearing aid batteries are also available for certain models of hearing aids that greatly improve the ease of replacing your batteries. Consult with your local NexGen Hearing aid practitioner for additional details.
Here at your local NexGen Hearing Center, we help you every step of the way in deciding if a hearing aid is best for you. We will conduct a free hearing test to determine if you currently have hearing loss. Once the hearing test has been completed, we will help you ascertain how much your hearing loss (if any) is affecting your daily life and/or activities. If you can’t hear as well as you could in the past, several aspects of your life could be impacted. Hearing loss can gradually increase without us even realizing, which lends weight to the idea of consistently having your hearing checked.
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Our audiologists are experienced in treating a variety of levels of hearing loss and their effects. Don’t go another day wondering if your hearing could be improved. Let our experts help you improve your hearing to its highest levels.
- You start turning up the television or radio louder than normal.
- You struggle to understand speech and follow conversations.
- You frequently twist your body or neck to point your ear towards what you’re listening to.
- You regularly hear a high-pitched ringing noise (tinnitus).
- You miss phone calls, doorbells or alarms.
You do not need a referral from your family doctor to see an audiologist. If you suspect you are experiencing symptoms of hearing loss, it certainly is a good idea to discuss this with your doctor. However, you don’t need them to refer you to us in order to have your hearing tested.
If you believe your are experiencing hearing loss, don’t wait to see your doctor. Get in touch with us today for a free hearing test.
Wax filters should be changed every month to maintain optimal performance and cleanliness of your hearing aid. Along with the wax filter, hearing aid tubing should be replaced every four to six months, and domes should be replaced every two to three months if your hearing aid has those components.
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