Hearing clinics in Alberta
We found 61 hearing aid centres located in or near 47 cities in Alberta, including 3 mobile clinics. Please use the quick links to search for clinics in your province.
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Resources in Alberta
Hearing aid coverage in Alberta
Alberta extends its hearing aid benefits to all Albertans, under certain condition, via Alberta Health.
Alberta Aids for Daily Living
Alberta Aids for Daily Living (AADL) provides financial assistance to all ages for hearings aids, among other benefits. They offer funding for the purchase, replacement, and repair of your hearing aids.
AADL is largely a cost-sharing benefit, covering up to 75% of your hearing aid costs up to $1,200. You would pay the remaining 25% up to a $500 maximum.
If you are low income or if you receive income assistance, the cost of your hearing aids is fully covered.
If you are under 65, you are eligible for two hearing aids every five years. Those 65 and older get the same benefit or one personal listening device every five years.
But if you are 65 and older with high income, you are eligible for only one hearing aid every five years or one personal listening device every five years.
Good news for those 65 and up: You can extend this benefit to your spouse or adult dependent, regardless of your income!
You are eligible for AADL if you have a documented hearing loss and are:
- Under the age of 18 or 65 years old and up
- 18 to 24 years old and pursuing full-time post-secondary studies or
- 18 to 64 and low income
Albertans receiving comparable benefits from other sources, such as Veterans Affairs, Workers’ Compensation Board or private insurance are not eligible for AADL.
Additional hearing care resources in Alberta
- Workers’ Compensation Board - Alberta: assists Alberta workers with occupational health and safety information for hearing health at work, including wage-loss benefits, medical coverage and support for work-related injury or illness.
Be sure to check out these great articles as well:
- Paying for hearing aids: What's included in the price of hearing aids and FAQ's before purchasing.
- Which hearing aid is right for me? Information on today's hearing aid technology and different types and styles available on the market.
- Protecting your hearing: Learn about noise-induced hearing loss and prevention tips.
Mobile hearing clinics
Mobile hearing clinics offer a wide variety of hearing healthcare services by audiologists and hearing aid specialists. These clinicians travel to your home or to a convenient site in your area, such as a senior centre.
Cities in Alberta
Select a city below for a listing of hearing centres that offer in-person care provided by an audiologist or hearing aid specialist.