Helping you hear better while keeping you safe is a priority for our Hear at Home Mobile Hearing professionals. Many of those we serve in Pitt Meadows, BC struggle with mobility issues, are affected by self-isolation, which limits their ability to have an active social life, and become emotionally stressed due to hearing loss, limiting their capacity to attend an in-office hearing care appointment.
Hear at Home’s mobile hearing care professionals are able to provide a quality comprehensive hearing assessment as well as hearing aid fitting, maintenance, and repair in the comfort of your Pitt Meadows home. Our list of services, designed to help you reconnect with family, friends, and neighbors, as well as enhance your quality of life, also includes assisted listening devices, help with Veterans Affairs and Social Assistance, and expert earwax removal, available in our North Vancouver location.
Before Pitt Meadows became a small, agricultural community that supplied Vancouver and New Westminster with produce and dairy products in the early 1910s, it was home to indigenous nations for a thousand years. Initially part of the Maple Hills municipality, Pitt Meadows petitioned to become an independent community in 1892.
The majority of Pitt Meadows residents are employed beyond the town’s city limits, but local education and health, accommodation, foodand beverage, and construction, and a new retail shopping centre, Meadowtown Centre, add to the ongoing production of cranberries, blueberries, horticultural products, greenhouse crops, grazing, dairy farming, and other farm activities in the community. River access park areas provide active and passive use and public sports facilities, open spaces, trails, bike paths, protected natural areas, and recreational programs, while the Widgeon Valley National Wildlife Area (NWA) attracts those interested in interacting with nature.
There aren’t many experiences in life that are more rewarding than watching someone whose life was limited by hearing challenges reunite with those they love and return to an active and independent lifestyle, thanks to better hearing.
It thrills every member of the Hearing at Home Mobile Hearing Clinic team so much that we like to continue encouraging our clients, as well as their family and friends, by guiding them toward great opportunities to continue to enjoy their “newfound” freedom.
As part of our effort to continue to support the people in the communities we serve, we support and provide recommendations to a variety of organizations and community services. Some of the best opportunities to stay connected with our community include:
Most people think of the bulky, clunky gadgets their parents or grandparents struggled with whenever someone mentions hearing aids. Fortunately, you can put those outdated stigmas to rest because hearing aid technology has come a long way in the past couple of decades.
In the same way that cell phones became smaller, lighter, and more powerful, advancements in micro-digital and nano-digital technology have made it possible to make hearing aids smaller, lighter, and more discrete while enhancing their sound processing capabilities. The modern hearing aids available from Hear at Home are more powerful, feature long-lasting rechargeable batteries, include programmable and automated noise cancellation, and have the capacity to stream music, phone calls, and audio from your smartphone, television, PC, or other digital devices directly to your hearing aids.
With advanced hearing aid technology delivered to you in the comfort of your home, you’ll not only be able to enhance your hearing, but also amplify your quality of life.
When earwax builds up, your ears might feel stuffy or full, voices and sounds might become muffled, you could experience ringing in your ears, or your ears might ache from the pressure. Earwax removal provides the relief you need when you deal with it the right way.
Earwax is nature’s way of lubricating and cleaning your ear canal, which means it is necessary in order for you to have healthy ears, but when it becomes impacted, the result can be temporary or sudden hearing loss, feelings of fullness, dizziness, headaches, balance issues, infections, ringing in the ears, and/or ear pain. Unfortunately, attempting to remove earwax at-home with a cotton swab or some other object is the most common cause of impacted earwax.
Our earwax removal expert at Hear at Home’s Delbrook clinic in North Vancouver provides the safest, most effective way to deal with your earwax challenges so you can enjoy better hearing and healthier ears.
Thank you Jennifer for successfully ear wax removal. I had been dreading getting it done. The staff at the clinic were so friendly and accommodating. I was seen right on my appointment time. The clinic is well run and extremely clean. I have booked a follow up hearing test at the clinic.
I just wanted to say that we (my sister Deb and I ) really enjoyed your and Karen's presentation and the information was very helpful. We are trying to support our Dad, who is 90 and looking after our Mom, who is 89 and struggling with dementia. We will follow through with the suggestions and share them with our Dad.
I was looking for a certified ear wax removal as I thought that was the cause of my hearing issues and I found Hear At Home. Jennifer did a ear exam and removed wax build up from ears. I can hear clearly again! She also did a hearing test and took the time to talk through my results. Jennifer and the team were helpful, and hospitable. Provided excellent service. I highly recommend them!
If you’re homebound, struggle with mobility or are concerned about your safety in public, but need the advanced hearing healthcare a hearing specialist can provide, Hear at Home has you covered.
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Hear at Home Practitioners are licensed by the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of British Columbia. Any unresolved concerns they may have about the registrant’s practice may be reported to the College: College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of British Columbia 900 – 200 Granville St, Vancouver, BC, V6C 1S4
Phone: 604.742.6380
Toll-free: 1.888.742.6380
Email: enquiries@cshbc.ca
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