Hearing Aids Tsawwassen Clinic Expert Tony Parsons Endorsement Announced

Jun 16, 2018

Retired news anchor Tony Parsons has joined the NexGen Hearing team as a spokesperson following his hearing aid experience. The clinic is known for its high quality service and works to help provide the best hearing solutions for clients in B.C.

Delta, Canada - June 16, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Local celebrity and retired news anchor, Tony Parsons, has joined the NexGen Hearing team as a spokesperson endorsing the company following his experience with the new hearing aids. NexGen Hearing Tsawwassen is a full service full time hearing aid clinic located in Town Centre Mall, and prides itself on its high quality service.

More information can be found at: https://nexgenhearing.com/location/tsawwassen-hearing

The clinic strives to offer the most exceptional care and service, and understands that strong relationships and trust are required by clients. It encourages family members to take part in their loved one’s journey to better hearing.

NexGen Hearing is known for its high quality, full service hearing aid solutions throughout B.C. It is committed to providing the best service for clients, and as part of this commitment to excellence, it guarantees clients won’t find better service.

The clinic was founded on the principle of delivering an exceptional client experience with passion, which meets their hearing and communication needs. It aims to provide the best products on the market, along with cutting edge services.

Tony Parsons suffers from hearing loss and has since spoken out about the importance of people getting their hearing checked.

He said: “The chirping of the birds in the morning, running water, grass under my feet, all things that were then peripheral and I sort of was in denial as so many people are at my age. My excuse was, especially with my wife was that you mumble, and I don’t understand that.”

Parsons went undiagnosed for around 10 years before NexGen Hearing approached him to be their spokesperson. It was during this process that he took a hearing test, and discovered the hearing loss he was suffering from.

He now stresses the importance of people getting their hearing checked. Full details of his involvement with the clinic can be found on the URL above, and interested parties can get in touch to arrange for a check of their own.

Contact Info:
Name: Marius Nothling
Email: [email protected]
Organization: NexGen Hearing Tsawwassen
Address: 111 – 1315 56th Street Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall, Delta, BC V4L 2A6, Canada
Phone: +1-604-948-4822

For more information, please visit https://www.nexgenhearing.com/location/tsawwassen-hearing/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 361093

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