Markham Stouffville Hearing Services: Audiologist Care in Markham, ON

Hearing Care in Cornell, Markham

Serving Markham, Unionville, Stouffville and Mount Joy area in York Region, also Ajax, Pickering, and Whitby in Durham Region.

Markham Stouffville Hearing Services is at 377 Church Street, Suite 203, next door to Markham Stouffville Hospital at Highway 7 and Ninth Line. We are one of the three clinics that make up Toronto Hearing Services, and we are the closest one for most of York Region and western Durham Region.

Hearing changes slowly. Most people notice it first in busy places. A crowded restaurant on Highway 7. A family dinner. A meeting where three people talk at once. You can tell someone is speaking, but the words do not quite land. That gap is common, and it is something we can measure.

Care at all three clinics is led by Lorraine Vosu, Doctor of Audiology, the owner of Toronto Hearing Services. If you are not sure whether it is time to come in, read about how hearing loss affects daily life or check the early signs to watch for.

Contact Us

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377 Church St #203, Markham, ON L6B 1A1, Canada

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(855)-203-4863

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Services

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Monday	8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tuesday	8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday	8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Thursday	8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday	8:00 am to 1:30 pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

Hearing Aids in Markham

Hearing aids today are small and quiet. Most connect to your phone. Many adjust on their own as you move from a still room to a loud one. The right choice depends on your test results, the shape of your ears, and how you spend your day.

We start with a hearing test, then walk you through the options that fit your results. You get to hear the difference in our office before you decide. Have a look at the hearing aid styles and brands we carry, and read what hearing aids can and cannot do so you know what to expect.

Cost comes up early, because it should. Many people in Ontario get part of the cost back through insurance or a tax credit. Our medical tax credit calculator gives you a rough number in a couple of minutes. If your current hearing aids sound weak or cut out, moisture may be the reason, and our Redux drying service can pull it out.

Tinnitus Treatment in Markham

Tinnitus is the ringing, buzzing, or hissing you hear when no outside sound is there. It is common, and it is tiring. It often feels loudest at night, once the house goes quiet.

There is no single cure for tinnitus, and we will not tell you otherwise. What we can do is look for what sits behind it and build a plan to lower how much it gets in your way. That plan may include a hearing test, sound therapy, hearing aids with tinnitus settings, counselling, or a referral to a physician. What works differs from one person to the next.

Start with why your ears make noise, then read about the medical side of tinnitus care.

Hearing Tests With an Audiologist

A hearing test is quick and painless. We look inside your ear canal first to rule out wax. Then you sit in a quiet booth, wear headphones, and respond to tones and words. We check both ears across a range of pitches.

At the end, you get your results in plain language and a clear next step. Sometimes that step is hearing aids. Sometimes it is wax removal, a referral to a physician, or simply a check again next year. See what a hearing test involves before you come in.

Testing and treatment here follow the standards set by the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario. You can read about the training and background of Lorraine Vosu, Doctor of Audiology, and about the practice as a whole.

Trouble following speech in a noisy room is one of the most common reasons people book with us. If that sounds familiar, read why noise makes hearing harder. We also make custom ear protection for work, swimming, and live music.

Areas We Serve From Markham

Our Church Street office sits in the heart of Cornell, just north of Box Grove. We see patients from across York Region, including Markham Village, Unionville, Mount Joy, Thornhill, and Stouffville. Highway 407 puts us within easy reach of Durham Region as well, and we regularly see people from Ajax, Pickering, and Whitby.

If one of our other clinics is closer to you, visit our North York office on Sheppard Avenue East or our Etobicoke office on Islington Avenue.

How to Get to Markham Stouffville Hearing Services

You will find us at 377 Church Street, Suite 203, next to Markham Stouffville Hospital. We are open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Friday, 8:00 am to 1:30 pm.

Driving and Parking

We are at the intersection of Highway 7 and Ninth Line, with direct access from Highway 407. There is plenty of paid visitor parking on site, so you are not circling the block before an appointment.

Public Transit

Cornell Bus Terminal is a seven minute walk away, through the hospital. It is a hub for several local YRT routes and GO Transit lines, so it works whether you are coming from within Markham or from further out.

YRT rapid transit also stops close by. Viva Purple serves the Markham Stouffville Hospital stop, and any bus route that passes the hospital will drop you within walking distance of our door.

Ready for better hearing? Call (855)-203-4863 or book your Markham hearing test online.

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Common Questions From Markham Patients

Q: Where can I find Hearing Services in Markham?

Toronto Hearing Services proudly serves the local community through our specialized regional branch, Markham Stouffville Hearing Services. We are located directly across from the hospital at 377 Church Street, Suite 203, Markham, Ontario, L6B 1A1, right near the intersection of 9th Line and Highway 7.

Do I need a referral to book a hearing test?

No. You can book a hearing test with us directly. Some insurance plans and the Ontario Assistive Devices Program do ask for a physician referral before they cover hearing aids, and we will tell you if that applies to you. Your doctor can use our physician referral form.

How long does a first appointment take?

Plan for about an hour. That covers the ear check, the hearing test itself, and time to go over your results and answer your questions. Bring someone with you if you can. A second set of ears helps.

Will my insurance help with hearing aids?

Many extended health plans in Ontario cover part of the cost, and the Assistive Devices Program may cover part of it as well. Bring your plan details to your visit and we will walk through what applies. You can also try our medical tax credit calculator for a rough estimate.

Can hearing aids help with tinnitus?

They can for some people. Many hearing aids include sound features built for tinnitus, and bringing back the sounds you have been missing often makes the ringing less noticeable. Results vary from person to person, so we talk it through after your test rather than promising an outcome.

Is there parking at your Markham clinic?

Yes. There is ample paid visitor parking on site. If you would rather take transit, Cornell Bus Terminal is a seven minute walk through the hospital, and Viva Purple stops at Markham Stouffville Hospital.

Are you part of Markham Stouffville Hospital?

No. We are an independent audiology clinic that happens to be located next door to the hospital at 377 Church Street. The location makes us easy to reach, and it means you can combine a visit with other appointments in the area, but we are a separate practice.

What should I bring to my visit?

Your health card, your insurance information, a list of the medications you take, and any past hearing test results if you have them. If you already wear hearing aids, bring those too.

Q: What brands of hearing aids are available at your Markham clinic?

Our Markham audiology clinic dispenses, programs, and services a wide selection of top-tier digital hearing aid brands, including Phonak, Resound, Signia, and Starkey. We offer personalized fittings, custom ear molds, and multi-week risk-free trial periods.