Puretone can provide hearing testing and documentation support when patients bring the relevant RCMP application requirements or forms. Final acceptance or eligibility decisions are made by the reviewing authority.
Yes, where the required hearing assessment can be completed through our clinic. Bring any police application forms or written instructions so we can review what is needed.
Puretone can complete hearing assessments for aviation-related documentation where appropriate. Bring the required forms or written instructions so the appointment can be matched to the request.
In most cases, no. You can contact Puretone directly. If your employer, licensing pathway, or application process requires specific paperwork, bring it with you.
Yes, where appropriate. Bring the required forms or instructions so your Audiologist can review what can be completed and whether any additional documentation is needed.
No. Puretone provides hearing testing, results, documentation, and Audiological guidance. Final pass, fail, clearance, eligibility, employment, or licensing decisions are made by the appropriate third party.
Bring your hearing aids, charger, batteries, and accessories. Your Audiologist can explain whether the hearing aids appear relevant to the test result or whether a separate hearing-aid review is needed.
Your Audiologist explains the result and the most appropriate next step. That may include monitoring, further Audiological Assessment, hearing-aid support, or clarification from the requesting organization.
Appointment length depends on the testing and reporting requirements involved. Our team can confirm the expected time when booking.
They can be arranged through Puretone clinics across Surrey, White Rock / South Surrey, and Vancouver depending on scheduling, documentation needs, and appointment type.