Anne Marie Sinasac, Doctor of Audiology

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11/18/2025
11/17/2025

MORE ABOUT HIDDEN HEARING LOSS

Some people have hearing loss that can’t be detected by standard hearing tests. These types of hearing loss are referred to as hidden hearing loss. Cochlear synaptopathy is one cause of hidden hearing loss that happens when the hair cells in the inner ear have a problem communicating with the auditory nerve, often caused by normal aging and noise exposure. This can lead to hearing issues even though the patient has normal hearing sensitivity. This type of hearing loss can be difficult to detect through regular hearing tests and may go undetected at regular screenings. When hidden hearing loss is suspected, patients may complete speech-in-noise tests, high-frequency audiometry, auditory brainstem response tests, and self-reporting questionnaires.

Hearing loss is determined by cause, type, and degree. Its effects can be due to disease, heredity, a noisy environment, or the aging process. To find the most appropriate solution to your particular hearing impairment, rely on the services of an audiologist. At LINDSAY EAR CLINIC, we present this column to educate the public on hearing loss and its effects and to help inform the millions of men, women, and children with hearing problems that help is available. Don’t suffer in a world of silence. Have a hearing test soon!

P.S. Hidden hearing loss can often be improved with open-fit hearing aids and communication strategies like lip reading.

11/12/2025

TESTING FOR PERMANENT HEARING LOSS

Hearing involves a series of steps that convert sound waves into electrical signals to be read by the brain. Sound moves from the outer ear, to the middle ear and eardrum, to tiny bones that vibrate, to tiny hair cells inside the cochlea where electrical signals are created. From there the auditory nerve carries the signals to the brain for interpretation. When hearing loss happens, there’s a problem with one of these steps. Different hearing tests are designed to isolate the place where hearing loss is happening, the severity, and the type. Audiometry tests measure your hearing threshold at various frequencies to identify the degree and type of hearing loss. They are recommended for identifying permanent hearing loss.

The first step toward better hearing is recognizing that a hearing problem exists. Having a hearing test is the second step. When the first signs appear — repeatedly adjusting the volume control, frequently misunderstanding what is being said, and asking people to repeat themselves, — please call us at LINDSAY EAR CLINIC. We have the answers to many of the questions you’ll probably have regarding your hearing impairment. From comprehensive, knowledgeable advice to custom fittings to follow-up care from an audiologist, you can rely on us.

P.S. Pure-tone tests and speech discrimination tests are two types of audiometry testing that identify and measure permanent hearing loss.

11/11/2025

Today, we pause to honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who served and continue to serve.
Their courage and commitment will never be forgotten.

— From all of us at Lindsay Ear Clinic

It’s Friday, and here’s your friendly reminder: You did your best this week! Take a deep breath, celebrate the wins (eve...
11/07/2025

It’s Friday, and here’s your friendly reminder: You did your best this week! Take a deep breath, celebrate the wins (even the tiny ones), and head into the weekend proud of yourself. ❤️

✨ You’ve got this.

Listening Well Is a Game Changer🏅Whether you're on the field, the court, or the track, good hearing keeps you sharp, con...
11/06/2025

Listening Well Is a Game Changer🏅

Whether you're on the field, the court, or the track, good hearing keeps you sharp, connected, and in control. From hearing your coach’s call to reacting to your teammates and surroundings, listening well can elevate the game!

Today’s hearing aids do more than just amplify sound, they help you focus, filter background noise, and stay in the moment when it counts most.

Want to learn more? Give us a call at (613) 332-1050 today!

11/06/2025

💬 Hearing Health = Life Connection

Hearing isn’t just about sound — it’s about staying connected to the people and moments that matter most.

That soft “I love you, Dad.”
The laughter around the dinner table.
The stories, jokes, and little moments that make life full.

When hearing starts to fade, those connections can slowly fade too — leading to frustration, distance, and missed moments with the ones you love.

The truth is, good hearing health is essential for a good quality of life.
It keeps you engaged, confident, and emotionally connected — not just to the world, but to your family.

👂 Regular hearing check-ups and the right hearing solutions can help you stay fully present in every conversation and every whisper that matters.

💙 Reconnect with life.
Book your hearing test today at Lindsay Ear Clinic — because hearing well means living well.

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month🩵Did you know that diabetes doesn’t just affect your blood sugar, it can al...
11/04/2025

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month🩵

Did you know that diabetes doesn’t just affect your blood sugar, it can also impact your hearing health? Studies shows that hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes compared to those who do not have diabetes. If you or someone you love has diabetes, make hearing checks part of your regular health routine. Small steps make a big difference!

THE BEST HEARING AID FOR TINNITUS     Although tinnitus and hearing loss are not the same thing, they seem to go hand in...
11/04/2025

THE BEST HEARING AID FOR TINNITUS

Although tinnitus and hearing loss are not the same thing, they seem to go hand in hand. Ninety percent of people with tinnitus also have some degree of hearing loss. Supplementing the reception and perception of external noise with hearing aids can provide some relief from tinnitus while improving lost hearing at the same time. Hearing aids manage tinnitus by helping it blend into the other sounds we hear until it becomes unnoticeable. Many newer hearing aids come with supplemental sound masking features, such as white noise played directly into the ears to help mask tinnitus. Open-fit hearing aid designs promote the increased perception of ambient sound and tend to be a better choice for many people with tinnitus.

At LINDSAY EAR CLINIC, one of our most important jobs is keeping up-to-date on the latest technological advances in hearing devices. If it has been determined that a hearing instrument will be of benefit to you for either tinnitus or hearing loss, let us help in the selection of the one that is right for your hearing loss and your lifestyle. We carry a full range of hearing instruments to ensure the most appropriate match between device and wearer. Our testing equipment is state-of-the-art, and we welcome you and everyone in your family to come see us for an evaluation.

P.S. Cochlear implants, normally used to increase hearing ability in people with advanced hearing loss or deafness, can help alleviate the symptoms of tinnitus.

Relaxation is essential for your health, and your hearing! 🧘‍♀️A calmer lifestyle helps reduce stress, which may support...
11/03/2025

Relaxation is essential for your health, and your hearing! 🧘‍♀️

A calmer lifestyle helps reduce stress, which may support your well-being and ease symptoms of conditions like tinnitus!

💬 Comment below with your favorite way to relax, you might just inspire someone today!

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10/31/2025

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from all of us! 👻🎃

Wishing everyone a spooktacular day filled with treats, laughter, and just the right amount of tricks! 🕷️🕸️ Whether you’re carving pumpkins, dressing up, or handing out candy, have a safe and frightfully fun night! 🧡

✨ Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy the magic of Halloween! ✨

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