Focused on customer service, Audiocorp works hard to meet your exact hearing health needs while providing a pleasant in-office experience.
People choose Audiocorp for their hearing care needs.
Audiocorp has been providing hearing health care in New Brunswick for more than 25 years, and we are proud to have received numerous awards for our work. Focused on customer service, Audiocorp works hard to meet your exact hearing health needs while providing a pleasant in-office experience.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff take the time to educate you and answer any questions you might have. With a team of 4 highly trained clinical audiologists and a caring support staff, Audiocorp Ltd. has the skill you need to enhance your hearing. Audiocorp serves you with hearing clinics in Fredericton and Oromocto.
The Audiology Experts
Say hello to your friendly, knowledgeable and caring audiology team!
Co-owner and clinical audiologist Dr. Trevor Menchenton joined Audiocorp in the spring of 2008 following his work at a private practice outside of Halifax for nearly 3 years. He was born and raised in Millertown, Newfoundland - with a population of less than 100. He left Millertown and went on to Dalhousie University where he graduated with an Honours Degree in Neuroscience in 2002.
Co-owner and clinical audiologist, Dr. Jennifer Menchenton began working at Audiocorp in 2009 and has loved every minute. She grew up in Grand Bank, Newfoundland, a small town of approximately 2500 people. After leaving Grand Bank to pursue her education, Jennifer received a Master of Arts in Linguistics degree in which she wrote a thesis on how we learn language. While studying the science of sound in her linguistics classes, Jennifer began thinking about a career in audiology.
Originally from Belledune, New Brunswick, Kelsey began working at Audiocorp in the summer of 2012. She is an energetic, well-rounded individual who has a passion for audiology. She graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2012 with a Master’s degree of Clinical Science in Audiology. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology from St. Thomas University.
Katrina officially began working at Audiocorp in the Spring of 2017, after a Summer of volunteering and a work placement within the clinic. Katrina was born and raised in Fredericton . She graduated from Dalhousie University in 2017 with a Master’s degree in Audiology, and previously completed her Bachelor’s in Medicinal Chemistry at the University of New Brunswick.
A valuable member of Audiocorp since 2014, Suzanne Viger started as the Office Manager for our Oromocto location. She became the Operations Manager for Audiocorp in 2019, a role in which she handles a wide variety of managerial tasks. She also assists with accounting, focusing mainly on accounts payable.
Alisha and Monica began working at Audiocorp in the spring of 2022 after each finished a work placement within the clinic. They graduated from Dalhousie University in 2022 with Master of Science Degrees in Audiology having previously completed Bachelor of Science Degrees in Biology at the University of New Brunswick.
Alisha and Monica began working at Audiocorp in the spring of 2022 after each finished a work placement within the clinic. They graduated from Dalhousie University in 2022 with Master of Science Degrees in Audiology having previously completed Bachelor of Science Degrees in Biology at the University of New Brunswick.
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”Audiocorp treats me like family. Their excellent care and professionalism will always be appreciated. Thank you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I didn’t like the original hearing aid I purchased years ago. Have they improved in recent years?
Innovations in hearing aid technology have drastically improved these devices in just a few years. Do you remember the annoying whistling sound from older devices? That is now a thing of the past. Another exciting development is the ability for you to hear speech in noisy situations. There are even devices that allow you to answer your cell phone directly through your hearing aids and control the volume of your television without impacting the sound level for others in the room. Hearing aids have also become much more comfortable and discreet.
I was told a hearing aid couldn’t help my hearing loss. What can I do?
Hearing aid technology has come a very long way in recent years, even within the last five years. Hearing aids are now able to assist patients with a wide range of hearing loss. We have found that more and more people are having great success hearing and communicating. You can actively participate in conversations again. Come see us at Audiocorp and let our clinical audiologists find a custom solution for you. We can help you find good amplification with a comfortable fit and price.
Is it really necessary to get two hearing aids or is one enough?
Audiocorp always recommends using two hearing aids in order for you to enjoy optimal hearing. When you use both ears to hear, you are able to localize sounds and hear more clearly in noisy environments. The sound quality will also be more natural. We can’t expect one ear to do the job of two, especially when there is hearing loss in both ears.
Why do I have this ringing in my ears when I’m trying to go to sleep?
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The ringing, buzzing, pulsing, whistling or roaring sound you hear is called tinnitus and can be caused by a variety of conditions and is a common symptom of hearing loss. Whether you experience tinnitus occasionally or constantly, we encourage you to make an appointment with Audiocorp. Let us give you a complete hearing assessment to determine if the cause is due to hearing loss or other factors. While there is no known cure for this condition, our skilled audiologists can help you effectively manage it.