Kristina Moniz

Clinic Coordinator / Office Manager

Introducing Kristina Moniz, our Clinic Coordinator/Office Manager at York Hearing Clinic. Armed with diplomas in Medical Administration and Human Resource Management from Seneca College (2013-2015), Kristina has been a stalwart in various medical administration and management roles since 2015. Originally from Sharon, Ontario, Kristina's commitment to excellence and her extensive educational background make her an invaluable asset to our team.

Kristina's journey into the world of hearing care was driven by her diverse experience in medical settings, ranging from specialists' offices and walk-in clinics to family practices and physical rehabilitation centers. The opportunity to contribute to the improvement of a client's day-to-day quality of life piqued her interest, and she eagerly embraced the chance to learn and grow in this unique field of care.

In her role as Clinic Coordinator/Office Manager, Kristina wears many hats. From managing schedules and communicating with insurance companies, WSIB, and the Assistive Devices Program (Government) to handling office billings, day-to-day clerical duties, and overseeing product orders (shipping and receiving), Kristina plays a pivotal role in the seamless operation of our clinic.

What Kristina loves most about her work is the sense of community among the staff and clientele. She values the camaraderie of the team and expresses deep appreciation for Mike, our exceptional boss, whose understanding and respect create a positive and supportive work environment.

Outside the office, Kristina embraces the outdoors, spending quality time at the cottage whenever possible. Whether coaching soccer, enjoying trail walks with her dog, or relishing cozy nights in with family and friends, Kristina finds joy in the simple pleasures of life. Her dedication to both her professional and personal life reflects her passion for making a positive impact in all that she does.

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If you are concerned about your hearing or a loved one’s hearing, then you may find yourself overwhelmed at what to do and who to trust.That’s why we’re here to help.Simply complete this form and you’ll receive a friendly no-obligation callback to answer your questions, offer professional guidance and offer you some advice.

Don’t want to wait? Call us at the location most convenient to you:

What Our Patients Say About Us

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

  • Born with hearing loss, I never really knew anything different.

    Daniel M.

    With hearing loss in one ear, I thought I was still hearing fine and wasn’t convinced that a hearing aid would make much difference.

    Rory C.

    Frustrating the people around me was what made me first realize something was wrong with my ears.

    Deborah H.

    Before heart surgery about two years ago, I lost my hearing.

    Sam O.

    Recently, I found it difficult to hear the person in front of me if we were in a room with other conversations.

    Adrienne R.

    I can’t remember exactly when I first realized there might be a hearing issue, but my husband always had the TV turned up very high and I remember going to someone else’s house and not being able to hear their TV.

    Betty T.

    On May 15, 2026, I realized I may have a hearing challenge.

    David M.

    He says, “As a high school science teacher, I noticed that I kept asking students to repeat their questions, especially the female students with higher pitched voices.”

    Mark R.

    Cathy was struggling with her husband’s hearing loss, which she says “came on gradually.”

    Cathy B.

    Deborah was concerned that her hearing loss would negatively change her life forever.

    Deborah H.

What Our Patients Say About Us

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

  • Born with hearing loss, I never really knew anything different.

    Daniel M.

    With hearing loss in one ear, I thought I was still hearing fine and wasn’t convinced that a hearing aid would make much difference.

    Rory C.

    Frustrating the people around me was what made me first realize something was wrong with my ears.

    Deborah H.

    Before heart surgery about two years ago, I lost my hearing.

    Sam O.

    Recently, I found it difficult to hear the person in front of me if we were in a room with other conversations.

    Adrienne R.

    I can’t remember exactly when I first realized there might be a hearing issue, but my husband always had the TV turned up very high and I remember going to someone else’s house and not being able to hear their TV.

    Betty T.

    On May 15, 2026, I realized I may have a hearing challenge.

    David M.

    He says, “As a high school science teacher, I noticed that I kept asking students to repeat their questions, especially the female students with higher pitched voices.”

    Mark R.

    Cathy was struggling with her husband’s hearing loss, which she says “came on gradually.”

    Cathy B.

    Deborah was concerned that her hearing loss would negatively change her life forever.

    Deborah H.

What Our Patients Say About Us

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

  • Born with hearing loss, I never really knew anything different.

    Daniel M.

    With hearing loss in one ear, I thought I was still hearing fine and wasn’t convinced that a hearing aid would make much difference.

    Rory C.

    Frustrating the people around me was what made me first realize something was wrong with my ears.

    Deborah H.

    Before heart surgery about two years ago, I lost my hearing.

    Sam O.

    Recently, I found it difficult to hear the person in front of me if we were in a room with other conversations.

    Adrienne R.

    I can’t remember exactly when I first realized there might be a hearing issue, but my husband always had the TV turned up very high and I remember going to someone else’s house and not being able to hear their TV.

    Betty T.

    On May 15, 2026, I realized I may have a hearing challenge.

    David M.

    He says, “As a high school science teacher, I noticed that I kept asking students to repeat their questions, especially the female students with higher pitched voices.”

    Mark R.

    Cathy was struggling with her husband’s hearing loss, which she says “came on gradually.”

    Cathy B.

    Deborah was concerned that her hearing loss would negatively change her life forever.

    Deborah H.

Your Hearing Health Resources

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

Deciding to book a hearing assessment is an empowering choice.

Taking that initial step to address your hearing health can feel overwhelming.

You benefit from having a physician who truly listens to your needs.

Your Hearing Health Resources

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

Deciding to book a hearing assessment is an empowering choice.

Taking that initial step to address your hearing health can feel overwhelming.

Your Hearing Health Resources

Our greatest proof of success comes from the people we serve. Hear directly from patients across York Region who have trusted us with their hearing health and experienced the difference personalized care can make.

Deciding to book a hearing assessment is an empowering choice.

Taking that initial step to address your hearing health can feel overwhelming.

You benefit from having a physician who truly listens to your needs.

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© 2026 York Hearing Clinic. All rights reserved.
© 2026 York Hearing Clinic. All rights reserved.