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HearingLife

36Limited

1803 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, BC V7M 2J8, Canada

4.3(6 Google reviews)
Seniors-first service

Last updated July 2026

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HearingLife is a network hearing aid clinic offering free comprehensive hearing tests, custom hearing aids, adjustments, repairs and full-service care to adults in North Vancouver and surrounding areas.

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Senior Care Path Summary

HearingLife North Vancouver provides free, comprehensive hearing assessments for adults ages 19 and older, with no obligation to purchase. Their team of registered audiologists and hearing aid technicians diagnoses hearing loss and recommends treatment, using Real Ear Measurement technology to personalize fittings. Seniors can experience hearing aids risk-free for 30 days at no upfront cost.

The clinic offers flexible support for accessing financial assistance, helping clients navigate government subsidies and third-party insurance claims. They provide ongoing adjustments, repairs and maintenance on all devices purchased, backed by a 3-year full-service warranty. All hearing aids come with a 90-day money-back guarantee and price-matching assurance.

HearingLife serves seniors who may be adjusting to first hearing aids, those changing devices, or individuals needing help managing tinnitus and assistive listening devices. The welcoming, accessible clinic environment includes dedicated reception staff available weekdays to answer questions and schedule appointments.

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

Services offered

What hearing aids typically cost

HearingLife 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.

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Who This Provider Is Best For

  • Seniors experiencing age-related hearing loss
  • Older adults adjusting to first hearing aids
  • Seniors changing or upgrading existing devices
  • People seeking professional guidance on government hearing aid programs

Languages Supported

  • English

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Google Reviews

4.3

6 Google reviews

Most recent reviews

  • S Ammari

    S Ammari

    4 months ago · via Google

    Thank you for your support and kindness Mr Bob. You are a true professional, with exceptional talent, patience and integrity. This is one of my wonderful experiences.

  • Marco Polo

    Marco Polo

    8 months ago · via Google

    In my opinion, it is good when everything gets more expensive to offer a free hearing test. I do not believe that anymore. I had made an appointment with Hearinglife on Lonsdale on my own, to accept their free hearing test. When I got there the receptionist ask me to fill out a one-page questionaire. When I disagreed to fill in everything. I refused. Including to give permission to provide others in the field with my personal info. I did give my name and address, but they also wanted to know my doctor, health insurance provider and number,etc all for a free hearing test. I realized that the free hearing test was to bait in customers to buy their expensive hearing aids. Additional, the parking situation on Lonsdale is atrocious.

  • regent moreau

    regent moreau

    9 months ago · via Google

    Their service after sales is impeccable. I work among public all day long . And to show recognition is i won't hesitate to refer them . There alot of hearing places around , but that one is the cream of the crop . Régent Moreau .🙂👍

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Location

1803 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, BC V7M 2J8, Canada

Also serves

  • North Vancouver
  • surrounding British Columbia areas

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