Audiology and Hearing Services
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Health
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Service Description
Audiology and hearing services to Saskatchewan residents
Children’s Hearing Tests
- through clinics in Regina (306-766-5625) and Saskatoon (306-655-4170)
- clinics have children’s hearing aids for purchase
- hearing tests and aids also accessible in some private clinics
Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program
- newborns receive a hearing screening test before being discharged from the hospital to identify early signs of hearing difficulty
- newborn hearing screening tests are currently available only to babies born in hospitals
- call 306-655-6747 for further information
Public Coverage for Hearing Tests and Hearing Aids
- there is a charge for hearing tests and hearing aids whether purchased through the health authority or private clinics
- hearing tests and hearing aids are a benefit for individuals with coverage under the Supplementary Health Benefits (children and adults) and Family Health Benefits (children)
- for more about hearing services covered under these programs, contact Supplementary Health
Specialized Audiology Services in Saskatchewan
- auditory brainstem response testing and support services for cochlear implants and bone anchored hearing devices is available for adults and children
- read Hearing Services Q&A for more information
Cochlear Implant Processor Replacement Program
- provides children and adults with assistance toward the cost of external sound processor replacement using a co-pay model
- for those who do not have coverage through other programs
- visit the website for details regarding program eligibility
Hearing Aid Clinics List
- visit website to download a list of hearing aid clinics in Saskatchewan
Licensing and Complaints
- the Ministry of Health is responsible for issuing licenses, monitoring compliance to legislation and investigating complaints
- for complaints and concerns complete the Complaint Reporting Form online or contact the Ministry of Health through the Community Care Branch at 306-787-1957
Eligibility
No restrictions
Application Process
Children's Hearing Tests and Aids
Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program
Public Coverage for Hearing Tests and Hearing Aids
Specialized Audiology Services in Saskatchewan
Cochlear Implant Processor Replacement Program
Licensing and Complaints
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Documents Required
May vary; contact for information
Fees
Fees for hearing tests and hearing aids whether purchased through the health authority or private clinics
Possible coverage through Supplementary Health Benefits (children and adults) or Family Health Benefits (children) - contact for more information
Office: 306-787-7239
Continuing Care Branch
Saskatchewan Health Authority : 306-655-6747
Info about hearing health services
Fax: 306-787-7095
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm (Continuing Care Branch phone line)
Service Website
Email
Coverage Area
Saskatchewan Saskatoon Regina
Languages Offered
English
Regina – Acute and Emergency Services Branch / Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch / Community Care Branch / SAIL
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- Audiology and Hearing Services
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Children’s Drug Plan
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Emergency Assistance for Prescription Drugs
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Family Health Benefits
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: High Drug Cost Assistance
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Palliative Care Drug Coverage
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Pharmaceutical Information Program
- Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch: Seniors’ Drug Plan
- Health Care Concerns and Complaints
- SAIL
- Therapy Services
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm (Continuing Care Branch phone line)
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - ramps; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one); Wheelchair access - call for details or special appointment req’d
Office: 306-787-7239
Continuing Care Branch
Saskatchewan Health Authority : 306-655-6747
Info about hearing health services
Fax: 306-787-7095
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