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Find a mobile hearing clinic near you
By Shantelle Shakes, coordinator, Hearing Directory Last updated on: June 4th, 2025 Mobile hearing clinics offer more accessible hearing care. Like traditional clinics, many offer hearing tests, hearing aid fittings and hearing aid repairs. Key points:
For those with mobility issues or limited access to healthcare, mobile hearing clinics can offer convenient They are ideal for those living in underpopulated and/or underdeveloped areas, where the nearest clinic may be over 50 kilometres away. Retirement homes can also take advantage of this service. Many of their residents often have age-related hearing loss but struggle to visit in-clinic. Mobile hearing clinics are also ideal for on-site industrial hearing testing. This testing is required for many industries where the work environment can put you at risk of developing hearing loss.
Find a mobile hearing clinic near youHere is a list of some trusted and reliable hearing clinics in Canada that offer mobile hearing services: Ontario
British Columbia Alberta
Saskatchewan Newfoundland and Labrador Note: Mobile clinics are limited in number. In some regions, they may be nonexistent. Our directory can help you find a hearing clinic close to you, whether it is mobile or brick and mortar. Downsides of a mobile hearing clinicThough mobile hearing clinics are a convenient alternative to a traditional hearing clinic, there are some disadvantages. Some mobile clinics are not sound treated to provide an accurate hearing test. At most, they can provide a hearing screening, like an online hearing test. A hearing screening can help you gauge whether you should book a hearing appointment for an official test. Shantelle Shakes, coordinator, Hearing Directory
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Shantelle Shakes is the coordinator for Hearing Directory. She has over nine years of experience in the health industry, with eight of those years in hearing healthcare. After graduating from York University with an honours BA in professional writing, minor in creative writing, Shantelle began her marketing career with a major hearing healthcare provider. Through a variety of roles within that company, Shantelle gained a thorough understanding of hearing health and the client experience. She aims to use her knowledge of the industry as well as her communications background to help others understand their hearing and connect with the hearing care they need.