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Hear in Edmonton

Name: Hear in Edmonton
Address: 16864/111 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB, T5M4C9, CA
Telephone: +17804884008
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At Hear in Edmonton we understand how important your sense of hearing is to your quality of life as well as your health and happiness.

06/21/2026

To the dads who show up early, stay late, and listen more than they speak.

To the dads who tell the same joke for the fifth time and laugh harder than anyone.

To the new dads still figuring it out, and the granddads passing it down.

To the ones who taught us how to ride a bike, drive a car, or just take a breath when life got loud.

Today is for you.

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Hear in Edmonton.

06/19/2026

Most people are surprised by where the danger line for hearing actually sits. Damage can start around 85 decibels with long enough exposure.

Here is how the world around us tends to measure in:

30 dB. A quiet whisper across the room.
50 dB. The hum of a refrigerator.
60 dB. A normal conversation. Safe for hours.
70 dB. Vacuum cleaner. Still comfortable.
85 dB. A busy restaurant or heavy traffic. The longer you stay, the more your ears pay for it.
95 dB. Hair dryer or motorcycle nearby. Damage possible within an hour.
100 to 110 dB. A live concert or hockey game. Damage can begin in under 15 minutes.
120 dB. Sirens, chainsaws, thunder up close.
130 to 140 dB. Fireworks and jet engines. Damage can happen almost instantly.

The tricky part is that this kind of damage is permanent, and it often does not show up until years later.

If loud environments are a regular part of your life, custom hearing protection is worth a conversation.

Learn more at www.hearinedmonton.ca

06/17/2026

If you have ever been told to just live with the ringing, please know that advice is out of date.

For a long time, tinnitus was treated as something to accept. We now understand much more about what is actually happening in the brain when tinnitus is present, and there are real, evidence based ways to bring relief.

Today, modern tinnitus care can include targeted sound therapy that helps the brain stop fixating on the ringing, hearing aids with built in tinnitus support when there are also hearing changes, and a care plan built around your specific pattern of symptoms instead of a one size fits all protocol.

This is real care for a condition that has been quietly dismissed for too long.

If the ringing has been part of your day for too long, there are real answers.

Book a tinnitus consultation at www.hearinedmonton.ca
780-488-4008

06/15/2026

The hardest part of tinnitus isn't the sound. It's trying to explain it to someone who can't hear it.

If you have ever tried to describe the ringing, the hissing, or that buzz that never quite goes away, you know how isolating it can feel. The people around you want to understand, but the sound lives in your head alone.

Many of us at the clinic have lived with tinnitus too. It is part of why we do this work. We know the frustration of trying to fall asleep with noise no one else can hear, and the quiet exhaustion of carrying it through every conversation.

What we can tell you, from our own lives and from the people we care for every day, is that tinnitus does not have to stay this loud. There are real ways to quiet the ring and gently retrain the brain so it stops paying so much attention to it.

You do not have to explain it here. We already understand.

Book a tinnitus consultation at www.hearinedmonton.ca
780-488-4008

06/04/2026

Rechargeable or battery?

Both have their place, and the right answer really does depend on your lifestyle.

Rechargeable hearing aids are easy to live with. You set them on the charger at night, pick them up in the morning, and go. No tiny batteries to fumble with, no extra packs to carry, and less waste over time. They tend to suit people who travel light and like a simple daily routine.

Traditional battery hearing aids still have real strengths. They are dependable, easy to swap on the go, and a strong choice for longer days away from a power outlet or for anyone who prefers not to rely on charging.

Neither option is better on its own. The best fit comes from looking at your day, your hearing needs, and what feels easiest for you to keep up with.

If you are weighing the two, book a consultation and we will walk you through it together.

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06/02/2026

Most people think of hearing loss as an ear problem. It is really a brain problem.

Your ears pick up sound, but it is your brain that turns those signals into words, meaning, and memory. When hearing fades, the brain receives less input. Over time, the areas responsible for language, focus, and memory have to work harder, and some start to quiet down.

Research now links untreated hearing loss to a higher risk of cognitive decline and dementia. That is not meant to scare anyone. It is meant to change how we think about hearing care.

Treating hearing changes early is one of the most powerful things you can do for long term brain health. Clearer sound means less effort for the brain, easier conversations, and more energy left for the things you love.

If you have been wondering whether your hearing is keeping up, that is a good enough reason to come in.

Book a comprehensive evaluation and cognitive screening: 780-488-4008

06/01/2026

Hello, June! ☀️

The days are longer, the energy is high, and summer is just getting started. Here's to a June filled with good moments and even better people.

What are you most excited about this summer? Tell us below! 👇

05/31/2026

Your ears are as unique as your fingerprints. Your hearing protection should be too.

Off-the-shelf foam plugs are fine in a pinch, but they were never made for your ear. They can slip, block too much or too little sound, and most people stop wearing them altogether.

Custom earplugs are moulded to the exact shape of your ear canal. They sit comfortably, stay put, and are designed to protect your hearing without making you feel cut off from the world around you.

We make custom protection for a long list of everyday needs. Concerts and live music. Motorsports. Hunting and shooting. Loud workplaces. Swimmers who want to keep water out. Sleepers with a noisy partner. Musicians who need to hear clearly while still protecting their ears.

Good hearing is worth protecting now, not after the damage is done. And we can make them in custom colours too!

Book a fitting with us: 780-488-4008

05/29/2026

Have you ever left a busy room feeling completely drained, even though nothing stressful happened?

That fatigue often has more to do with your hearing than you think. When the ears are working harder to keep up, the brain is working harder too. Over time, that effort adds up.

On May 30th, join us for Hear It for the Brain, a free community event at The Creative Hive. We will walk through how hearing changes show up in everyday life, why tinnitus is often the first signal something deeper is happening, and what real, personalized care can look like.

Hosted by Kari Weisgerber, RHAP, BC-HIS, with over 28 years of clinical experience in hearing and tinnitus care.

Light refreshments and a complimentary copy of Kari's book for every guest.

May 30th at 2 pm
The Creative Hive, 1, 16819 111 Avenue NW

Save your seat at www.hearinedmonton.ca/events

05/28/2026

If your tinnitus feels louder some days than others, you are not imagining it.

A few everyday habits can quietly turn the volume up without you noticing.

Skipping water. Mild dehydration can make ringing feel sharper.

High caffeine days. Extra coffee or energy drinks can leave the nervous system on edge, and tinnitus often follows.

Loud environments without protection. Even short bursts of loud noise can flare symptoms for hours afterward.

Poor sleep. A tired brain has a harder time filtering out the sound, so it feels more present.

High stress days. Tinnitus tends to feel louder when the body is already on high alert.

None of this means you have to live in a bubble. It just means small daily choices add up, and there are real treatment options when habits alone are not enough.

If tinnitus is starting to take up more space in your day, let's talk about your hearing.

780-488-4008

Address

16864/111 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB
T5M4C9

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+17804884008

Website

http://hearinedmonton.com/

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