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Types of Hearing Tests
About 20 percent of Bay Area residents are experiencing hearing loss. Many aren’t even aware of the problem; hearing loss develops gradually, and we often adjust to it over time as we grow used to…
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Routine Maintenance for Your Hearing Aids
For most hearing loss patients in San Francisco and other parts of the Bay Area, hearing aids are a blessing. They help keep you connected with others and allow you to enjoy many of your…
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Don’t Take a Vacation from Summer Hearing Protection
Summertime is the traditional season for families in San Francisco and around the country to head out on vacation. While it’s natural to look forward to warmer weather and fun activities, don’t neglect your hearing…
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Do You Know How to Take Care of Your Hearing Aid?
Hearing aids are complex electronic devices. Much like you wouldn’t drive your brand new car 10,000 miles without an oil change, you should not put your hearing aids into your ears and then neglect to…
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Your’re Invited to our Oticon Special Event April 23-27!
We would like to invite you and a friend or family member to our Oticon Opnâ„¢ Event, April 23-27, where we will be demonstrating the first hearing device proven to make hearing easier on the…
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Invisible Hearing Event March 19-23
We would like to invite you and a friend or family member to our Invisible Hearing Technology Event, March 19-23, where we will be demonstrating the latest, most discrete hearing devices in the hearing health…
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We Offer New Tinnitus Therapy: Levo
The Levo® system is a new, state-of-the-art tinnitus treatment developed by Otoharmonics® Corporation in Portland, Oregon. Both FDA and CE approved, this sound based therapy helps the brain habituate to and reduce the volume of…
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How Hearing Loops Work
Hearing Loops are the preferred assistive listening technology for people with hearing loss. At the push of a button, most hearing aids can wirelessly receive the sound from a public venue that has a hearing…
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Introducing the New Oticon Opn Hearing Aids
Oticon Opnâ„¢ is a new type of hearing device that allows the user to listen to multiple speakers in noisy environments, enabling you to actively participate in conversations with several participants. Studies show the average…
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Oticon Opnâ„¢ Helps People with Hearing Loss Hear Better, with Less Effort and Better Recall
San Francisco, CA- May 31, 2016 – SH Audiology recently joined more than 1,300 leading hearing care professionals at a professional conference in Orlando that introduced Oticon Opnâ„¢, a revolutionary new hearing aid with BrainHearingâ„¢…





