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We are exposed to sound every day, and volume levels can vary widely. Many everyday environments exceed 85 decibels, which is generally considered the safe listening threshold. Prolonged exposure to noise above this level can be harmful and may lead to permanent hearing loss.

Noise related hearing loss is one of the most common causes of hearing damage, but the good news is that it is largely preventable. By taking simple and proactive steps to protect your hearing, you can significantly reduce your risk and help preserve your hearing health for years to come.

At Auricle Audiology and Hearing Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, we provide guidance and hearing protection solutions to help you safeguard your hearing in daily life, at work, and during recreational activities.

Prevent Hearing Loss Now

Protecting your hearing starts with using proper hearing protection whenever you are exposed to loud noise. At Auricle Audiology and Hearing Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, we recommend wearing earplugs in high noise environments such as concerts, sporting events, and festivals, as well as during activities like riding a motorcycle or snowmobile, mowing the lawn, or using power tools.

If your job involves regular exposure to loud noise, your employer should provide appropriate hearing protection in line with workplace safety regulations. Taking these simple preventive steps can make a meaningful difference in preserving your hearing health for the long term.

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Please complete the form and our team will contact you during our regular business hours. You can also call us at (587) 414-0355 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911.

Call Auricle Hearing at (587) 414-0355 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
We are exposed to sound every day, and volume levels can vary widely. Many everyday environments exceed 85 decibels, which is generally considered the safe listening threshold. Prolonged exposure to noise above this level can be harmful and may lead to permanent hearing loss.
Noise related hearing loss is one of the most common causes of hearing damage, but the good news is that it is largely preventable. By taking simple and proactive steps to protect your hearing, you can significantly reduce your risk and help preserve your hearing health for years to come.
At Auricle Audiology and Hearing Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, we provide guidance and hearing protection solutions to help you safeguard your hearing in daily life, at work, and during recreational activities.

Prevent Hearing Loss Now

Protecting your hearing starts with using proper hearing protection whenever you are exposed to loud noise. At Auricle Audiology and Hearing Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, we recommend wearing earplugs in high noise environments such as concerts, sporting events, and festivals, as well as during activities like riding a motorcycle or snowmobile, mowing the lawn, or using power tools.
If your job involves regular exposure to loud noise, your employer should provide appropriate hearing protection in line with workplace safety regulations. Taking these simple preventive steps can make a meaningful difference in preserving your hearing health for the long term.

Find Your Best Hearing Protection

Hunting:

Ideal for noisier environments such as shooting involved with hunting. The filter engages only when noises exceed hazardous levels, which enables you to hear normally otherwise.

Music:

Work great for concertgoers and musicians. These allow for accurate sounds at more reduced levels with filters for nine, 15 or 25 decibels.

Swimming:

These provide great hearing protection for swimming and showering. They also float!

Sleep:

Allow for quiet sleep so you can get the best rest possible. Ideal for night shift workers who need to rest during the day.

Motorsport:

Perfect for sports and activities that require a helmet.

Surf:

These prevent swimmer’s and surfer’s ear from colder temperatures. The materials help keep cold air and water out while allowing clarity for conversation and hearing while in the ear.

Occupational:

Perfect for work environments that might have louder noises or machinery in the background.

iCustom:

Get the perfect fit for any earbud or button-styled earphone device.

DefendEar 1:

Ideal for hunting. Helps keep harmful noises quieter while ensuring that you hear what you need to, when you need to hear it.

DefendEar 2:

Specialty sport/hunting plug is optimal for both intermittent and continual shooting.

DefendEar Hunter:

Quality hearing protection for windy environments with enhanced digital offerings.

Providing Specialized Help For Individualized Treatment

1. Identifying Your Needs

Before we even perform a physical exam and hearing assessment, we want to learn about you. What’s your lifestyle like? What activities do you do, and where do you spend time doing them? What have you given up because you can’t hear?

2. Recommending the Latest Models

After we’ve identified your hearing levels, we’ll discuss what solutions are designed to work with your lifestyle. We work with multiple hearing aid manufacturers, and every model has different features. What do they have in common? They all meet current FDA regulations for medical devices. They are very different from anything that would be purchased as a “hearable” or “listening device” without the support of a medical professional.

3. Professional Ongoing Support

Hearing aids are just the beginning of your unique, individualized and comprehensive treatment plan. Our audiologists work with you to make sure your hearing aids are comfortable, correctly adjusted and that you have the training to use and benefit from all of their features.
We provide ongoing support and counseling for you and your family to assist you in acclimating to your new hearing device. The world is full of sounds; we’re here to help you hear them all.

Call Kampsen Hearing at (813) 876-8374 for more
information or to schedule an appointment.

Take the Next Step to Reconnect

Our only goal is to help you live life to the fullest, and that means hearing every laugh, bark, and breeze while you do what you love with the ones you love. At Kampsen Hearing, you’ve got a specialist in your corner who’s ready to help you hear everything your world has to offer. Schedule an appointment today.
Call Kampsen Hearing at (813) 876-8374 for more
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Dr. Amanda King has been trained to diagnose and treat hearing loss, tinnitus, and peripheral vestibular impairments. She is clinically certified in Audiology by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association

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  • #301, 16028 100 A Ave NW Edmonton AB T5P 0M1
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Mon: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tue: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wed: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Thu: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fri: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM