Resources
House of Hearing is dedicated to bringing you the latest and most accurate information pertaining to all things related with hearing. On this page you will find a list of our resource pages where we inform the reader of topics such as hearing aid styles, bluetooth hearing aids, information for physicians and much much more. Feel free to navigate this page and happy learning!
Resources

The connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline
There are very clear links between hearing loss and cognitive decline. Hearing loss also increases your likelihood of developing dementia or Alzheimer’s. Scientists are still not sure about how this connection works but a large number of studies support this conclusion.
Cognitive decline is where a person’s memory and thinking skills deteriorate. A certain degree of brain shrinkage appears to be a normal part of the aging process but there are a range of conditions and lifestyle choices that may contribute to cognitive decline.
The connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline

WSIB – Workers Compensation
If you have a history of working in a noisy environment and may have suffered noise induced hearing loss, you may be eligible for hearing aid coverage through the Workers Compensation Board. There are strict criteria for qualification, and here we direct you to the appropriate resources and try to provide as much information as possible. Read on to learn more.
WSIB – Workers Compensation

Information For Physicians
Family physicians are usually the first point of contact for persons with hearing loss. With a clinic in Mackenzie Health Hospital, our approach to hearing is primarily diagnostic in nature.
For physicians that would like to receive more information about hearing aids, hearing loss, tinnitus or custom ear plugs, this section is for you. Here you can request a complete referral package for your medical clinic.
Information For Physicians

All About Hearing Loss
We do not hear with our ears but with our brain. Here we discuss how technology can help your brain hear more naturally and new hearing aid technology from Oticon on their Opn platform.Signs of Hearing Loss
All About Hearing Loss

Invisible Hearing Aids

Hearing Aids For Children
Oftentimes the parents or teachers at school may notice that the child is not responding when called to, is not articulating certain speech sounds properly, or has a language development delay. In these cases a hearing test can clarify whether the hearing loss is impacting their ability to hear speech.
House of Hearing has experience and knowledge in prescribing, fitting and providing follow-up care for children in need of hearing amplification.
Hearing Aids For Children
