Schedule a Zoom Call with Dion Hearing Centre

At Dion Hearing Centre, we appreciate the vital role that physicians play in the early identification and management of hearing loss. Our Physician Resource page is designed to support you in navigating your patients’ hearing health needs, ensuring they receive the highest standard of care. Should you have any inquiries or require further assistance, our dedicated team is readily available to offer their expertise.

Please feel free to contact us at (226) 674-1127.

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Tailored Virtual Workshops for Comprehensive Understanding

Our virtual workshops via Zoom are designed to provide an in-depth perspective on hearing loss, its impact on individuals and the most effective strategies for care and communication.

These sessions are ideal for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and for teams looking to refine their patient support practices.

Easy Scheduling for Your Convenience

To arrange a Zoom call with our team at Dion Hearing Centre, simply complete the form provided. We will promptly respond to coordinate a suitable time for the workshop.

Should you require immediate assistance or prefer a more direct method of communication, please do not hesitate to contact us directly at (226) 674-1127. Our dedicated team is ready to facilitate your request and ensure your needs are met with the utmost priority.

At Dion Hearing Centre, we are committed to fostering an environment of continuous learning and collaboration. Your proactive engagement through these virtual sessions is invaluable in our joint effort to enhance the hearing health and well-being of your patients.

226-674-1127

3869 Dougall Ave, Windsor ON, N9G 1X3

shannon@dionhearing.com

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