Doctor of Audiology-led Hearing, Tinnitus and Hearing Device Clinic
We are a local, independent, Doctor of Audiology-led hearing, tinnitus and hearing device clinic in Kanata, Ottawa for mainly adults and seniors. We specialize in advanced hearing and tinnitus assessments and solutions.
Adults 65+: Complimentary Initial Consultation + Hearing Test
Multiple studies have linked the treatment of hearing loss with a reduced risk of cognitive decline, depression, and social isolation.
Led by Genia Kanne-Shmigol, Au.D.(C), Doctor of Audiology - audiologist since 2013.
Services available in English and French. By appointment only.
The best way to reach us is by completing our Contact Us form, so we can review your request and respond appropriately.
Hearing Tests
Comprehensive hearing assessments using advanced diagnostic technology for hearing rehabilitation.
Tinnitus Solutions
Personalized tinnitus evaluations and solutions.
Hearing Devices & Fittings
Personalized hearing device solutions, with advanced fitting, verification, and optimization tailored to your hearing, lifestyle, and comfort.
Earwax Removal
Available to existing patients only. Professional, safe, gentle and effective earwax removal using curettage, irrigation and/or microsuction.
Genia Kanne-Shmigol, Au.D.(C)
Doctor of Audiology, audiologist.
SINCE 2013
✓ Maintains up-to-date training in the latest hearing-device technologies to deliver optimal hearing solutions
✓ Certified in Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) and other tinnitus management approaches
✓ Certified Earwax Management Practitioner
✓ Certified Dementia Practitioner
In Ontario, audiologists may practice after completing the required master’s degree and meeting registration requirements. Genia Kanne-Shmigol, Doctor of Audiology, audiologist, went further by earning a Post-Professional Doctorate in Audiology, placing her among a very small percentage of hearing care professionals with advanced level of education with a focus on hearing rehabilitation, pediatric audiology, and tinnitus assessment and management.
Since 2013, Genia Kanne-Shmigol Au.D(C), Doctor of Audiology, audiologist has helped thousands of adults hear better, manage tinnitus, reconnect with loved ones, and improve their quality of life through personalized hearing care, audiological assessments, and hearing aid services.
She continues to advance her expertise through continuing education with Harvard and other leading educational institutions, reflecting her commitment to evidence-based, up-to-date audiological care.
Her academic credentials include a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) with honours from A.T. Still University, a Master of Health Science in Audiology (M.Sc.S.Aud) with honours from the University of Ottawa, and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) with honours from the University of Montreal.
As part of her commitment to professional development, Genia regularly participates in training programs and is a regulated member of the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO). She also holds certifications from Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) and the Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA). Additionally, she is certified in Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) and Cerumen (earwax) Management, adhering to best practices and the CASLPO code of ethics.
With over 14 years of experience, Genia Kanne-Shmigol, Doctor of Audiology, works closely with physicians, is trusted by referring healthcare providers, and cares for patients from Ottawa, surrounding cities and Ontario. She is also the developer of a tinnitus course, an educator, and the founder of the Gift of Hearing Program, reflecting her dedication to both exceptional care and giving back to the community.
Outside of work, Genia enjoys learning, creating, spending time in nature, being around animals, practicing yoga, hiking, cooking healthy meals, and enjoying quality time with her husband, two children, family, and friends.
Understand the Difference: Hearing Health Providers in Ontario
Not all hearing care providers have the same education, training, or clinical focus. This page explains the difference between Hearing Instrument Specialists, Audiologists with a Master’s degree, and Audiologists with a Professional Doctorate degree so patients can make an informed choice about their hearing care.
✅ Assistive Devices Program (ADP)
✅ Canadian Armed Forces (CAF)
✅ Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB)
✅ Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
✅ Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
✅ Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC)
✅ Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
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