Aaisha Qureshey is a Registered Audiologist and co-founder of Puretone Hearing Clinic, known for calm explanations, careful hearing assessments, Prescription Hearing Aids, hearing aid fitting, and practical support for patients and families.
Many patients want more than test results. They want someone who can explain what is happening, what the options mean, and what the next step should be without making the process feel rushed or intimidating.
That is a large part of Aaisha's strength. Her care style is steady, thoughtful, and patient-focused. She helps people understand hearing changes in a way that connects to real life: family conversations, restaurants, phone calls, TV listening, social confidence, listening fatigue, and day-to-day comfort.
At Puretone Hearing Clinic, Aaisha supports patients across Surrey, White Rock, and Vancouver with Audiological Assessments, Prescription Hearing Aids, hearing aid fitting, Real-Ear Measurement, Rechargeable Hearing Aids, Smart Hearing Aids, Bluetooth Hearing Aids, senior-focused care, home-visit support where appropriate, and follow-up care that continues beyond the first appointment.
Aaisha believes hearing care should feel clear, honest, and manageable from the first visit through long-term follow-up.
Many people delay hearing care because they are not sure what will happen at the appointment. They may worry they will be pushed toward hearing aids before they understand the results, or that the explanation will feel too technical.
Aaisha works to remove that uncertainty. She explains hearing results in plain language, connects the findings to everyday listening problems, and helps patients understand whether the right step is monitoring, hearing aid support, Prescription Hearing Aids, or a closer review of current hearing aids.
Her approach is careful without feeling cold, and practical without feeling rushed. Patients and families often feel more at ease once the hearing picture has been explained properly.
For Aaisha, good hearing care is not only about technology. It is about helping people feel informed, supported, and confident in the decision they make.
Aaisha's background combines Master's-level Audiology training, NHS experience, and years of patient-focused care in British Columbia.
Aaisha completed her Master's degree in Audiology at the University of Manchester, where she built a strong foundation in hearing assessment, hearing technology, and rehabilitative care.
Before moving to British Columbia, she worked within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. That experience helped shape the way she practises today: careful testing first, clear explanation, knowing when a physician or ENT should be involved, and hearing-aid fittings supported by proper verification.
After relocating to Canada, Aaisha and Syed co-founded Puretone Hearing Clinic with a shared purpose: to create a hearing clinic where Audiology is treated as a careful professional discipline, not a rushed retail transaction.
That founder-led purpose still guides Puretone today. Patients should feel heard, respected, and supported through the full hearing-care process.
Aaisha Qureshey is a Registered Audiologist and co-founder of Puretone Hearing Clinic. She has been practising in British Columbia since 2015 and brings more than 15 years of hearing-care experience to her work.
Her professional background began with Master's-level Audiology training at the University of Manchester, followed by clinical experience within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. Working in that environment gave her a strong foundation in assessment, hearing technology, patient counselling, and recognizing when patients may need physician or ENT follow-up.
At Puretone, Aaisha is known for steady, compassionate care. She takes time to explain results clearly and helps patients connect the findings to real situations: missing words in conversation, hearing poorly in background noise, avoiding social settings, feeling tired after listening, or feeling unsure about hearing aids.
She is especially skilled at helping patients and families navigate modern hearing technology without overwhelming them. Her goal is not simply to recommend a product. Her goal is to make sure the recommendation fits the hearing profile, the patient's comfort, and the life they are trying to stay connected to.
Aaisha also provides strong follow-up support. Many patients need time to adjust, ask questions, refine settings, and build confidence with hearing care. She remains committed to that process so the result feels practical and sustainable.
Beyond direct patient care, Aaisha supports Puretone's day-to-day clinic standards, senior access, home-based care where appropriate, and outreach that helps strengthen the connection between primary care and Audiology.
Her work also reflects a strong prevention mindset. She believes patients and families should understand how hearing change, noise exposure, listening fatigue, and delayed action can quietly affect communication and quality of life over time.
Outside the clinic, Aaisha leads an active family life and enjoys swimming, biking, outdoor activities, and time with her husband and children.
Aaisha's work at Puretone extends beyond appointments. She helps protect the clinic's care standards across locations.
As co-founder, Aaisha helps shape how Puretone feels for patients: calm, professional, organized, and focused on clear hearing-care decisions.
She supports clinic operations, team consistency, senior-care access, home visits where appropriate, hearing aid follow-up standards, and physician communication so patients receive a reliable experience across Surrey, White Rock, and Vancouver.
That leadership matters because hearing care is not only about what happens in one appointment. It is about making sure patients receive the same thoughtful approach through testing, fitting, Real-Ear Measurement, follow-up, and ongoing support.
Aaisha helps keep Puretone's patient experience steady, human, and clinically grounded.
