Brandon Advanced Hearing
Share
Summer is a season for making memories, enjoying the outdoors and spending time with the people who matter most.
Taking a few extra steps to care for your hearing aids can help you stay connected to conversations, activities and all the sounds that make summer special.
Watch this for some simple tips to help keep your hearing aids performing their best this season!
For hearing help, visit: brandonadvancedhearing.ca
Hearing aids might seem scary, but not being able to hear well is what actually causes your brain to work harder and impacts you daily.
Here are some ways that hearing aids are actually beneficial for anyone who has hearing loss and is wanting a solution to be able to better connect with their peers and environment again.
If you've noticed a change in your hearing (compare it to your own experience, not others or worst case scenario's), be proactive and book a hearing test. This will help give you reliable information about how well your hearing is actually doing!
Visit: brandonadvancedhearing.ca
05/21/2026
📣📣 We are proud to be sponsoring a hole at this year’s annual ladies golf tournament and fundraiser hosted by The Pinkest Owl at Glen Lea Golf Course.
This event helps raise funds and awareness in support of breast cancer, while bringing the community together for an important cause.
We are also excited to be participating in the tournament alongside so many others supporting the event.
We look forward to a meaningful day on the course in support of a cause that impacts many individuals and families in our community.
05/04/2026
“It’s not bad enough yet” is one of the most common reasons people delay looking into their hearing.
In many cases, this belief is based on the idea that hearing loss should feel obvious or severe before it is worth addressing.
However, hearing changes often begin as increased effort rather than reduced ability. Many people are still able to hear, but conversations may require more concentration or feel more tiring over time.
It is also common for people to begin adapting without realizing it. This can include changing environments, relying more on visual cues or adjusting communication habits.
Because these changes happen gradually, they can feel manageable and become normalized.
If you have noticed that listening requires more effort than it used to, it may be worth understanding what is contributing to that change. This does not mean committing to treatment, but it can provide useful clarity.
Share this with someone who needs to hear this! 🤗
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Contact the business
Address
Brandon, MB
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9am - 12pm |
