What time does Open Door Hearing open?

Open Door Hearing opens at 12:00 PM on Wednesday.

What time does Open Door Hearing close?

Open Door Hearing is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Open Door Hearing closes at 2:00 PM on Wednesday.

Mon-Tue, Thu-Sun ClosedWed 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Does Open Door Hearing accept insurance?

Yes, Open Door Hearing accepts insurance.

Does Open Door Hearing have free WiFi?

Yes, Open Door Hearing has free WiFi.

Specialties

Centrally located on Locke St we have a quaint little boutique clinic that exceeds all expectations. Going further than the competition to give you an experience that will have you hearing better than you did before. We do this by taking more time at each initial consultation to assess your unique listening environment and your interactions with those around you. Our approach will have you hearing more of what you want and less of what you don't. As an independent clinic, we have more device options as we are not tied to any one manufacturer. We are consistently doing our own independent research to find out which specific device will fit best with your type of hearing loss. Based on your hearing loss, we will match you with the right manufacturer and let you try out different price points to see where the perfect balance is. Try our customized approach today. You won't be disappointed.

History

Established in 2017.

After moving away from Hamilton to attend University, Leila Hess moved to Barrie to open two hearing clinics as it was closer to cottage country and living was more affordable. However, after being away from family for so many years, she made the decision to move closer to home and into her old Kirkendall neighbourhood, walking distance from her newest clinic on Locke St. She is excited to be closer to her family and serving her old neighbourhood to help people hear better.

Meet the Business Owner: Leila H.

Leila Hess spent her childhood in Barrie, however attended Westdale S.S. in Hamilton when her family moved to the area in the mid 90s. She attended the University of Western Ontario and obtained her honours bachelor degree in health sciences. After university she got married, had 4 children and went back to school to complete the Hearing Instrument Specialist program at Conestoga College. She opened two clinics in Simcoe County where there was a need for clinics and living was more affordable. After being years away from her family, she made the decision to move back to her old Kirkendall neighbourhood and open a hearing clinic within walking distance. In her spare time she loves to paint, cook, yoga, and spend time with her kids doing pretty much anything.