The Science of your hearing

Central Alberta’s leader in hearing rehabilitation and technology

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Optimize Your Hearing

Our rehabilitative approach aims to improve your quality of life. We’ll guide and support you throughout your hearing journey.

See if hearing aids work for you

Take a pair of hearing aids home and try them in your daily routine. HearWell will make sure you’re a good match for hearing aids.

Let science guide your decisions

Our recommendations are based on the results of your hearing tests and the latest in audiology research, so you can make confident decisions. 

Hearing aids are half the solution

You’ll get more out of hearing aids with rehabilitation, routine adjustments and follow-up care. As leaders in audiology and hearing technology, we’ll optimize the devices for your ears and lifestyle. 

Experiment before you purchase

We encourage everyone to try hearing aids before they purchase. At-home trials are vital to HearWell’s approach.


Not only does this help us match the best technology to your hearing challenges, but it ensures that hearing aids can be an effective solution for you.


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“I’m thrilled with what Dr. Towers and I were able to achieve together for my hearing. He listened to my objectives for the process and had a plan to meet all of them.”

Ron H. Red Deer

“I went to several clinics in Red Deer and no one could help me before Dr. Towers. He is a gift from heaven. I heard my 3-year-old grandson speak for the first time.”

Lisa H. Red Deer

Clinical excellence and dedicated care

Many hearing clinics simply focus on selling devices and moving on to the next sale. HearWell focuses on proper selection of a hearing solution and ongoing care – so you can optimize your hearing.

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Common Questions we receive

  • When should I have my hearing checked?

    The answer for most people seems to be, “when I’m ready for hearing aids.” The truth is though, that hearing should be checked regularly and

    throughout life. We should treat our ears and hearing the same way we treat our eyes or teeth. In that same respect, through regular checks, we can prevent the loss of communication, relationships, career performance, confidence, etc.

  • How Do I Know If Something has changes with my hearing

    Most patients think that a reduction in hearing is

    obvious and they would know, just as if someone had turned down the volume on the TV. It’s

    easy to think that if you hear SOME things, you must hear ALL things. The truth is though that

    most changes in hearing are slow and sneaky. Some parts of speech are lost easier than others.

    Most clients say something like, “I heard you, I just didn’t understand you.” That symptom is

    indicative of some degree of hearing loss in some part of the ear. The truthful answer to this

    question is unless you’ve had it checked, you can’t know how well you hear.

  • Who uses hearing aids and do I need them?

    The answer we all tell ourselves is that hearing

    aids are for the elderly or the desperate, (i.e. certainly not me). The truth? Potentially anyone

    who hears well may be wearing hearing technology. If we see someone who can see well and doesn’t wear glasses, does that mean they aren’t using technology (i.e contact lenses)? The

    average age of the first time hearing aid user is decreasing. More patients are able to perform

    better in their careers and participate more actively in their lives through the use of hearing

    technology.

  • When should I use hearing technology?

    Much like the answers above, many of us will tell

    ourselves we will when we are old enough, deaf enough or desperate enough. So, ideally, never!

    We are talking ourselves out of a better quality of life. The truthful answer is we should use

    hearing technology when the situation demands it to be ourselves. Proper prescription and

    fitting of hearing technology allows us to CONTINUE to be ourselves and engage in life the way we want to. We shouldn’t think of adopting hearing technology as a means of correcting a

    problem, but rather maintaining the lifestyle we currently enjoy before it becomes a problem.

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Know your options for your next steps

Schedule a consultation to outline the options you have for your hearing. Or get a second opinion if you’re already wearing hearing aids.