River Heights’ hearing clinic,
five minutes down Corydon.

We're at Unit 4–2090 Corydon Avenue, right where Corydon meets Route 90 (Kenaston Boulevard) — the west end of the Corydon strip. From North River Heights off Academy Road or South River Heights off Grant Avenue, it's about a five-minute drive, and there's free parking behind the building so you're never circling for a spot.

No referral needed — you can book directly by phone or online, and the comprehensive assessment is free. If your physician has already made a referral, we're happy to coordinate with their office and share results with your consent.

Plan for about an hour. That covers a conversation about your hearing history, a full diagnostic test battery in our sound booth, an ear health check, and an unhurried walk-through of your results in plain language.

Yes. The Manitoba Seniors Hearing Aid Program can contribute toward hearing aids for eligible seniors, and we handle the application paperwork with you. We also work with Veterans Affairs Canada, WCB Manitoba, and NIHB, and we bill most major insurers directly.

That's the point of an independent clinic. We fit Oticon, Phonak, Starkey, Widex, and ReSound, so the recommendation is driven by your hearing profile and lifestyle — not by a manufacturer's sales quota.

Absolutely. We clean, adjust, service, and repair all major hearing aid brands regardless of where you purchased them, and loaner devices are available if yours need to go in for repair.

Yes — we stock all sizes of hearing aid batteries, plus domes, wax guards, cleaning tools, and drying kits. Pop in any weekday between 9:00 and 4:30 (we close for lunch from 12:00 to 1:00).

Most hearing aids in Manitoba run between $2,000 and $8,000+ per pair, depending on the technology level and the services bundled with them. The hearing assessment itself is free at our clinic, and eligible seniors can receive up to $2,000 toward hearing aids through the Manitoba Seniors Hearing Aid Program — we'll walk you through the application.