About Us

Healthy hearing brings family and friends closer. 

When hearing starts to fade, it doesn’t just affect your ears. 

Put an end to embarrassing misunderstandings or frustrating exchanges. Embrace the moment and enjoy the warmth of easy conversations. 

We’re Aaisha Qureshey and Syed Ullah, founders of PureTone Hearing, partners in life and in our purpose to address untreated hearing loss. 



We are audiologists with more than 15 years of experience, studying together to receive our Masters Degrees in Audiology, and devoting our careers to our growing practice in the Vancouver area in the Lower Mainland of BC, Canada. 


Our work is gratifying, as we witness transformations with each patient who regains confidence and enjoys their old passions and connections again. 

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Our Story

From UK Hospital Care to Canadian Clinics: A Journey with Purpose

Our journey began while we were studying speech and audiology in India, where we met. 


We moved to the UK to eventually earn our Master’s degrees in Audiology in 2010 from the University of Manchester, one of the world’s leading institutions in hearing sciences.


Training ground


After graduating, our training ground was hospital-based audiology clinics under the National Health Service, including five years in Blackpool, where we treated every patient with precision, from infant hearing loss to complex ear disorders, learning to diagnose people at every stage of life.


This experience in public health taught us the value of doing things properly, like spending enough time on a thorough diagnosis and individual discussions with our patients. 


In 2015, we relocated to Canada and began working in a bustling private practice. 

While grateful for the experience, the large clinic felt transactional and more like a sales floor than a healthcare provider.   


We didn’t come into this field to hit quotas or promote products. 


Attentive 

Instead, we wanted to help people hear better and feel better, with flexibility to offer a range of hearing aid options, with zero pressure to buy, and take our time understanding the nuances of each patient’s condition.


Within 2015, we opened PureTone Hearing so that we could practice audiology the way we believed it should be: focused on people experiencing a better quality of life through effortless hearing. 

Your Patient Experience

Guided treatment from an audiologist

Whether you meet with one of us or a trusted colleague, you’ll be working with a qualified audiologist who takes time to understand you.

Try before you buy

Feel confident about your choice. We offer 60 day hearing aid trials so you can experience the difference before making a decision. 

Care for life

Our job doesn’t end after the fitting and hearing aid sale. As life evolves, your hearing aids are optimized for clarity, so your hearing quality continues to improve. 

Today, PureTone Is Trusted at Four locations across the Lower Mainland

Since opening our first clinic in Surrey in 2015, we’ve grown to four locations

At each location, your care is always provided by a registered, university-trained hearing professional, including the two of us, Aaisha and Syed. Every clinician on our team shares our values and standard for personalized care.


During the years expanding our clinic locations, our family also grew. In 2017 our daughter was born, and a year later in 2018 our son was born. 

King George Boulevard

Address:  6840 King George Blvd #102, Surrey, BC V3W 5A1 

(68 Avenue Side of the Plaza)

How We Help Our Community

We believe in giving back to the community that trusts us with their hearing health. Through our Puretone Experience initiative, we actively support local causes and organizations

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Local Athletics

 We are proud sponsors of community initiatives like the seniors Pickleball Tournaments championed by patients like Sharon Carter.

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Vital Research

 Our clinic supports essential charitable work, including Cancer Research efforts led by community members like Ram Ramani.

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Charitable Giving

We regularly partner with local organizations, providing donations and volunteer support to ensure the Lower Mainland remains a vibrant place to live and hear.

Syed M Ullah, M.Sc., Aud(C).
Registered Audiologist and H.I.P

Hi, I’m Syed one of the co-founders of PureTone Hearing. I’ve been working as an audiologist since 2010, helping people of all ages hear clearly and confidently.


I studied audiology in India and later earned my Master’s degree from the University of Manchester in the UK. I also trained in tinnitus therapy in the U.S. and worked for several years in the UK’s public hospital system, where I treated everything from newborn hearing loss to balance disorders and complex hearing challenges, including tinnitus rehabilitation, vestibular assessment and treatment, Electrophysiological assessment of Infant hearing, and hearing aid prescription and fitting.


What does this mean for you? I’ll take the time to understand what’s going on, explain it clearly, and help you find solutions that fit your life, not just your ears.


I stay up to date on the latest hearing technology and always aim to offer advice that’s honest, practical, and tailored to your needs. My goal is to help you hear better, feel more confident, and reconnect with the people who matter most, because in my personal life, I am focused on family. 


Connections are everything, and my career helping people in this way is gratifying. I balance parenting my curious and busy children while running a home and a busy practice with my wife Aaisha. 


Aaisha Qureshey, M.Sc., Aud(C).

Registered Audiologist and H.I.P

Hi, I’m Aaisha, a registered audiologist and co-founder of PureTone Hearing. I’ve been helping people improve their hearing since 2011, and I’ve been proudly serving patients across British Columbia since 2015.


I grew up in Mumbai, studied audiology in India, and later completed my Master’s degree at the University of Manchester in the UK. I spent several years working in a busy hospital in northern England, where I was part of an Ear, Nose & Throat team treating both adults and children. That experience shaped how I work today: with focus, care, and a clear plan tailored to each person’s needs.


What you’ll get from me is a thoughtful, compassionate approach, whether you’re just starting to notice hearing changes or have been struggling for a while. I believe every patient deserves to understand their options and feel confident in their care. No pressure. Just support, expertise, and clear communication.


Outside of work, I’m always learning. I take continuing education courses to stay current with the latest research and technology. And when I’m not helping people hear better, you’ll probably find me with a book, a violin, a cricket bat, or my kids and husband Syed, usually outdoors and laughing.