FAQ

The Régie de l'assurance-maladie du Québec covers the cost of an ENT specialist consultation. You must bring your medical insurance card issued by RAMQ to the appointment. Make sure your card is not expired to prevent any additional charges.

Yes, you must have a medical prescription to consult an ENT specialist. A medical professional will give you this prescription if an ENT consultation is required.

It is hard to give a precise answer because the waiting times depend on several factors. However, we wish to ensure a tolerable waiting time and we will be sure to respond within reasonable delays.

Yes, our ENT specialists can prepare an evaluation and provide expert services for matters concerning CSST, SAAQ (Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec), and VAC (Veteran Affairs Canada).

Contact us to confirm the regular pricing for a hearing test.

Many insurance companies will reimburse fees related to hearing exams. We recommend that you check with your insurance provider to determine whether you are eligible for a refund. Please note that you can indicate this expense during your tax report, under the federal section titled Medical fees.

No, you do not need a medical prescription to consult with an audiologist.

The delay is minimal. We can give you an appointment within the month.

A person's hearing begins to decline naturally as early as 50 years of age. This phenomenon is called presbyacusis. Because the deterioration is gradual, it may be difficult to notice. A regular check-up of your hearing may give you the opportunity to act proactively in order to preserve it as long as possible. Our audiologists are trained to help you prepare a long-term protection plan.

Aside from our in-clinic specialists, you can consult a hearing aid acoustician to learn more about hearing loss symptoms, which groups are at risk, and the many ways to handle the different degrees of deafness.

Yes, our clinic audiologists can evaluate your hearing and provide expert services for matters concerning CSST, SAAQ (Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec), and VAC (Veteran Affairs Canada).