Oshawa Hearing Clinic - The Hearing Room

The Hearing Room has temporarily closed all three locations due to the Covid-19 outbreak beginning March 18, 2020 until further notice. The health of our patients is our priority and as members of the community we must be socially responsible and play our part in helping to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. We are closely monitoring the situation and will keep you updated. We will continue checking voicemails and emails (info@thehearingroom.ca) and do our best to respond to emergencies in a safe manner. Do you need supplies? No problem! We are able to ship supplies and batteries directly to your home. We hope everyone stays healthy and safe!

Don't Wait

The longer you wait to obtain hearing aids, the harder it is for the brain to adapt.

Hearing Health is Important

Untreated hearing loss has negative effects on overall health and can lead to dementia, social isolation, depression, and more.

Did You Know?

Patients with mild, untreated age-related hearing loss are 2x more likely to develop cognitive decline or dementia?

Did You Know?

Compared to those with normal hearing, patients with hearing loss have a 24% increase risk of cognitive impairment.

Myth #1

The consequences of hiding hearing loss are better than wearing hearing aids. Click on the icon to read more.

Myth #2

Only people with serious hearing loss need hearing aids. Click on the icon to read more.

Natasha and Irene are both Audiologists from Western University. Western is a leader in audiological research, and both owners had the opportunity to learn from professors whose research changed the face of the industry and how audiology is practiced. Irene and Natasha are registered with the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists, which means they are heavily regulated by their college to serve you better. They are registered with the Assistive Devices program, and are happy to help out patients associated with insurance programs like Greenshield, WSIB, ODSP, and Federal Health Programs.

Audiologist

Natasha Manji

M.CI.Sc., Reg. CASLPO

Natasha finds the substantial impact audiologists can have on someone else’s life extremely rewarding, and is excited to provide the residents of Durham with the highest quality of hearing healthcare when they visit The Hearing Room.

Audiologist

Irene Nicholaou

M.CI.Sc., Reg. CASLPO

Having had the opportunity to work in the industry as well as in a clinical setting with both geriatric and pediatric patients, Irene can say for certain helping patients hear better is her passion and her goal.

Audiologist

Lauren Schofield

M.CI.Sc., Reg. CASLPO

Having grown up with a sibling with hearing loss, Lauren has a personal understanding of the positive impact audiologists and properly fit hearing aids can have on a person and their family. Lauren enjoys working with both children and adults, and is excited to join The Hearing Room team.