Meet Del and Pat                                            

My 23 years as a chemistry/physics teacher were very rewarding.
My career change began the day I saw a woman’s life changed
as my friend who was a hearing aid specialist fitted her with a new
set of hearing aids. I was profoundly affected when the tears rolled
down her face and she thanked my friend for her new lease on life.

Long ago I heard it said that to be successful in life, and in business,
you need to find a need and fill it. Now entering my 22^nd year as a
Hearing Aid Specialist I have found that statement to be true.
It becomes even more effective (powerful) when you do the common thing uncommonly well. Many times people come to us with relatively new hearing aids and even though the words are louder they aren’t able to understand conversation. The solution is often as simple as reprogramming the hearing aids to provide the clarity needed.

With today’s technology there is seldom, if ever, a reason

for hearing aids to be a bad investment--or experience.

Del Warkentin, M.S., BC-HIS

Hearing Instrument Specialist