AudioSense Hearing, Balance & Concussion

About

AudioSense is a boutique audiology clinic in Toronto and Markham offering comprehensive hearing assessments, hearing aids, balance services, and concussion-related auditory care. They serve adults of all ages, with specialized expertise in senior hearing health and fall prevention.

Services offered

• Hearing Aids

What hearing aids typically cost

AudioSense Hearing, Balance & Concussion sets its own prices. These are typical ranges across Canada, so you know what to expect before you ask.

Essential, per pairCore everyday hearing

$1,800 to $3,000

Mid-range, per pairRechargeable, Bluetooth, better in noise

$3,000 to $5,000

Premium, per pairTop processing and features

$5,000 to $8,000+

Prices in CAD per pair, illustrative as of 2026, and they usually include fitting and follow-up care. What you pay depends on the technology level, your hearing needs, and the clinic. Many provincial assistive-device programs (like Ontario's ADP and Alberta's AADL) and private insurance plans cover part of the cost.

Most recent reviews

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  Anita Arhin

  2 months ago · via Google

  Highly recommend Audiosense. I have been to both the Toronto and Markham locations with my young children and the staff are all very professional. Nothing but good to say about them. We’ve met with Yazna who is very kind and a great Audiologist. Also met Dr. Salima Jiwani a few years ago with my son and she also was a pleasure to work with. We live far from both locations but it’s worth making the trip for quality services.

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  aeminea

  3 months ago · via Google

  Overall, a disappointing experience. This clinic is more expensive than others, yet the quality of care was subpar. I purchased premium Widex aids with custom tips that ended up being useless; when I requested more venting, the tips were butchered and left with sharp, uncomfortable edges. Furthermore, I spent three years complaining about the aids falling out while talking and eating, yet I was never told that retainers existed until I switched to a different clinic. For premium prices, I expected a more professional expertise. Won't be returning. Edit: My issues were with a former employee, but the current staff hasn't been much better. Like I said before, when I mentioned my hearing aids tips slipping and falling out while chewing/talkin the new specialist didn't seem confident or offered any real alternatives. Simple solutions like retainers weren't even mentioned or offered as a possibility. I expected a more proactive troubleshooting for such an essential device, instead, the only thing she seemed excited about was expiration of my warranty and my interest in potentially purchasing a new pair of HA which is not going to happen now, at least not with this clinic.

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  Natalie Sgambelluri

  3 months ago · via Google

  I visited AudioSense recently and was truly impressed by the level of care I received. I booked a last-minute appointment, and they were able to accommodate me right away. A special shout-out to Maddie, the audiologist, who was super knowledgeable. She took the time to explain everything to me in a way that was easy to understand. The entire team was friendly and supportive from start to finish. I highly recommend this clinic!

Location

158 Davenport Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 1J2, Canada