When I search "Hearing aid prices Ontario" online, I receive a ton of content.  Your experience would be no different.  My company, UBHearing, being a smaller company, has search results buried well down the list of matches. 

Seeing as we're not interested in paying tens of thousands of dollars to big U.S. corporations to land further up the list, I've decided to use this post to critique the most common search results (in red).  There may be laughter.  There may be tears.  Here we go...

The purpose of this article is to discuss unique aspects of the most common form of hearing loss - age-related hearing loss.  We will discuss how basic hearing aids can be the best value investment for this type of hearing loss.  As well, we touch on traditional limitations all clients and practitioners face when treating age-related loss, as well as how new hearing aid technology and clinical best practices can be used to achieve more effective results. 

​You'll also have the opportunity to sample some audio recordings of actual hearing aids, recorded in our clinic (using the world's more beautiful keymar, I might add) in both quiet and in noisy settings.  This helps to make ideas discussed below more real, demonstrating how hearing aids will sound when faced with your real world environments. 

Each year, UBHearing assesses new hearing aids and features, evaluating them for both value and effectiveness.  We choose only the best for our clients, and discard those that don't make the grade.  2023 is shaping up to be an exciting year with the introduction of some meaningful, new and improved hearing aid features that are sure to be high in demand.
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UBHearing is pleased to introduce the most exciting line-up of new hearing aid features we've ever tested.

UBHearing is growing!  Even with tough economic times, we've been able to grow to serve the Quinte region better while maintaining our exceptional quality and staggeringly low prices.  Word-of-mouth advertising has made it all possible!

For those with typical age-related hearing loss, we offer a comparison between online hearing devices vs. traditional hearing clinics vs. UBHearing in terms of price, comfort/effectiveness, and  value.​

At UBHearing, we receive calls from people in the community who have been told by others that they are "Due for new hearing aids."  What does this mean and is it true?  Read on to learn more....

​We have always maintained that we are doing something pretty special at UBHearing by improving both hearing aid outcomes and lowering prices.  One of the ways we know we’re onto something, is that we have been receiving a growing number of referrals from area doctors throughout the Quinte Region. 

At UBHearing™, we talk a lot about Transparency.  We talk about Needs Based Pricing and Fair Pricing.  But what do those terms actually mean, and why are they the cornerstone of how we operate at UBHearing™?
 
Transparency, in plain, simple, dictionary language, means, "The quality of being transparent."  See-through.  Nothing hidden.  Everything out in the open.  In the world of business, it means the full, timely, and accurate disclosure of information.