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Hearing Aids · Hearing & Vision

HearCANADA

52Developing

1657 Carling Ave, Ottawa, ON K2A 4H9, Canada

4.3(16 Google reviews)on Google

About

HearCANADA Carling West is a hearing centre in Ottawa offering hearing aids and hearing care services to help seniors maintain quality of life and independence through better hearing.

Senior Care Path Summary

HearCANADA Carling West is a dedicated hearing centre serving Ottawa residents with hearing aids and professional hearing care. The centre welcomes seniors seeking to address hearing loss, a common concern for aging in place. Patients can book appointments with hearing care professionals and access online hearing screening to start their assessment process. The centre is conveniently located on Carling Avenue with multiple other HearCANADA locations across Ottawa, making it accessible to seniors throughout the region. HearCANADA offers a range of hearing solutions tailored to individual needs, helping older adults stay engaged with family, friends, and community as they age at home.

Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed 2026-07-03.

Who This Provider Is Best For

Seniors experiencing hearing loss
Older adults seeking to maintain independence and social engagement
Families looking for professional hearing care for aging relatives

Google Reviews

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4.3

16 Google reviews

Most recent reviews

dan wambolt
6 months ago · via Google
The staff are really great. I wouldn't want to go anywhere else after coming to this location.
Alex MacLellan
2 years ago · via Google
The administrative details (setting the appointment, checking-in, etc.) were all easy. And the Audiologist (Tracey) gave me helpful advice about my hearing issue. All nice people, too.
Robyn Rose
4 years ago · via Google
I've been with this place for quite a while now. Its been a couple years since I went in for a check up, and I went in recently to get my right hearing aid tweaked out because I never really used it before, i just used my left mainly. Nick is the audiologist there now, and I found him to be very condescending towards me. I asked him to turn the microphone and masking down in my right ear and it kept messing with the one in my left, I kept telling him that's its not working. He didn't really listen to me, he told me I should get a new hearing test to make sure. He said ill have to book an appointment to get them fixed. So I book an appointment for the next day (having disabled my left hearing aid, I had to put the right one in my left ear, it was very uncomfortable). Next day comes, he's like give me your hearing aids. I give him my hearing aids, and he resets them back to factory, then he tells me that I should seek somewhere else for advice. Me being on Ontario Disability for a few mental and physical issues, I took this to heart and It upset me. So I asked him if he could take a look at them and he did after my CMHA worker came in a little late. Then he proceeds to say, "oh here's the issue, someone swapped out the receivers". If you're someone with depression and have tinnitus, I don't really recommend going here for advice or help, as the Audiologist doesn't really seem to care about the patient. It's more of a revolving door for old folks who are just having a check up. I gave two stars because the receptionist was extremely kind to me, and I thank her.