Better Hearing Means Better Living
CELEBRATING OVER 50 YEARS IN LONDON
Beck Hearing Aid Centre is proud to be one of the oldest independently operated hearing clinic in Southwestern Ontario, celebrating 50 years in 2019. We are a family-owned and operated clinic, and pride ourselves on our unsurpassed, patient-centered care.
At Beck, we believe that better hearing means better living, and our goal is to provide the best-individualized hearing healthcare for every lifestyle and every budget.
What We’re About At
Beck Hearing Aid Centre Inc.
The professional team at Beck Hearing is dedicated to improving the lives of our clients and their families at every step of their hearing healthcare journey. We pride ourselves on delivering personalized solutions to each and every client we see, for every hearing need at every budget. We are registered with the Ontario Ministry of Health’s “Assistive Devices Program” (ADP). We also service Green Shield, ODSP, DVA, OW and WSIB, and offer help filling out and filing any medical forms associated with these programs. Our team includes accredited members of the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO) and the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP).
Plenty Of Choices
High Tech Hearing Aids
We offer a wide variety of hearing aid products and accessories provided by leading manufacturers equipped with the latest technology, including smartphone compatibility. Ask about our wide range of iPhone and smartphone-compatible devices. Control your hearing aid from your phone, and stream your calls directly into your devices.
We Care About You
Free Batteries For a Year
We offer free batteries for the first year of your new device, as well as free cleaning and checks, repairs, and counselling.
Take Action
Join The Conversation
Do you find yourself withdrawing from social events because you have trouble hearing people’s words? Is it difficult to understand your grandchildren, or hear in a crowded restaurant? Don’t let something as common and easily treatable as hearing loss slow you down.
of people aged 45-87 have some degree of hearing loss (StatsCan 2013).
of people with hearing loss would benefit from the use of a hearing aid.
Today’s technology is powerful and discreet, and most of our devices are less noticeable than eyeglasses.
Helping London Hear Since 1969
