Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre

07/06/2022

https://www.widex.com/en-ca/blog/global/summer-care-for-hearing-aids/ Tips for hearing aid care during the summer.

For hearing aid users, the warmer months can bring certain challenges. Read about how to take care of your hearing aids during summer.

06/30/2022

Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre will be closed on Friday, July 01. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Canada Day.

03/16/2022

Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre will be CLOSED this coming Friday March 18, 2022. Voicemails and emails left after 5pm on Thursday, March 17 will be returned upon clinic re-opening on Monday, March 21. The Otolaryngology (ENT) offices of Dr. Theresa Holler, Dr. Weibo Hao and Dr. Florence Mok operate independently from Chorus and as such will be adhering to their own business hours. Thank you!

09/28/2021

Just like putting on new glasses for the first time, hearing aids take time to get used to. Did you know that the YOUNGER you are when you get hearing aids, the more easily and quickly you adapt? So, if you think you are a candidate for hearing aids, don’t wait! Call Chorus at 289-856-9933 x1 to book your comprehensive and complimentary, no-obligation hearing consultation. We have Covid-19 safety protocol in place.

09/09/2021

Hearing loss doesn’t care about Covid, and if left untreated, it can lead to additional problems. If you are experiencing difficulty hearing, call Chorus @ 289-856-9933 x1. We are continuing to conduct comprehensive hearing assessments, by appointment in our clinic, with Covid-19 safety protocol in place.

06/20/2021

Happy Father's Day, from the team at Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre.

06/14/2021

"TURN IT DOWN!" The importance of monitoring volume of your kids' music to guard against possible hearing loss. Concerned about your child's hearing? Contact Chorus @ 289-856-9933 x1.

Hearing health and “hidden hearing loss” are growing concerns as more children listen to devices all day. There are simple ways for parents to lower the volume and safeguard young ears from noise-induced damage.

06/03/2021

Check out this great overview of how important it is to identify communication concerns in your child. ,

Communication Development Begins Earlier Than You Think Hearing your child’s first word is one of the most highly-anticipated moments for any parent. While the joy of hearing your baby speak for the first time is a momentous occasion, a child's communication development actually begins long before...

05/25/2021

May is Speech & Hearing Month. Your HEARING is an important part of how you learn, react, and communicate with others. Hearing loss can occur at any age, and for a myriad of reasons. Early detection and treatment is important! Concerned about your hearing? Contact Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre 289-856-9933 x1 to book a comprehensive hearing assessment.
https://www.osla.on.ca/page/HearingLossandAids

Hearing loss occurs in people of all ages, from newborns to the elderly, and can be permanent or temporary. There are many different causes of hearing loss including:

05/23/2021

Monday, May 24 is VICTORIA DAY. As such, Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre will be closed. We wish everyone a happy and safe Victoria Day!

Victoria Day is marked in most cities with parades, outdoor events and activities like camping and elaborate firework displays.

05/19/2021

May is Speech & Hearing Month! APHASIA is a language disorder that can impact your ability to speak, listen, read and write. Affecting over 100,000 Canadians, aphasia affects approximately 1/3 of all stroke survivors. Chorus Speech & Hearing Centre has Speech-Language Pathologists who work with those dealing with aphasia. Call Chorus at 289-856-9933 x1 for more information. ://speechandhearing.ca/what-is-aphasia/

05/14/2021

May is Speech & Hearing Month. Today we address DYSPHAGIA (difficulty swallowing), which affects many people, for various reasons. Chorus has Speech-Language Pathologists who work with those who suffer from dysphagia. For more information, please call Chorus at 289-856-9933 x1.

Dysphagia is a swallowing disorder where a person has difficulty swallowing food/drink/saliva. It can occur anywhere along the swallowing tract, including the mouth, throat and esophagus. A person can have difficulty swallowing during any of the four stages of swallowing (oral prepatory, oral propu...