SH Audiology

10/22/2025

Did you know that your hearing aids have two types of microphones? Directional mics focus on sounds in front of you, like conversations, while omnidirectional mics capture sounds from all around.

Together, they create a natural soundscape! Curious to learn more about your hearing aids or potential upgrades? Call our experts today!

10/20/2025

Getting into the Halloween spirit with a party or gathering? You can start by decorating your hearing aids (within reason, of course)!

Consider using small removable vinyl stickers or bedazzle them with peelable rhinestones. You might also consider other options that go along with your chosen costume’s theme! Now your hearing aids can be part of your spooky season style!

10/13/2025

An important reminder, just in time for Audiology Awareness Month: ear infections can cause more than just pain and pressure, and a more serious case might even lead to temporary hearing loss.

A routine hearing test can help rule out whether you’re experiencing hearing loss due to an underlying condition.

10/08/2025

When was the last time you heard whispering or leaves rustling?

If it’s been a while, you could have mild hearing loss, and it could worsen if left untreated. The good news is that our hearing experts can help. Call us today to take charge of your hearing health!

10/06/2025

October is Audiology Awareness Month, which makes it an excellent time to learn more about the inner workings of hearing aids!

The processor is the brain of your hearing aid. It takes the signals from the microphone, converts them to digital and makes adjustments based on your needs, like reducing wind noise or masking tinnitus. All this happens hundreds of times every second! Want to learn more or refer a friend who struggles with hearing loss? Reach out today!

10/03/2025

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(415) 362-2901 | Studies suggest that people wait, on average, seven years after they begin to suspect they have hearing loss to seek treatment. If you suspect you have hearing loss or are beginning to develop hearing loss, your first step is a hearing evaluation with an audiologist, and it’s a cr...

10/01/2025

Wishing you peace and goodness on this day of atonement. G'mar chatima tova.

09/24/2025

Have you or a loved one experienced hearing changes following a stroke? Most patients show partial or complete recovery of any resulting hearing loss by one year after the stroke, according to the American Stroke Association.

It’s still important to seek out a hearing test afterward to address any other permanent hearing changes that may have resulted. Our hearing experts can help treat any hearing loss you may have and help get you back on the right track!

09/22/2025

It’s no secret that using hearing aids and keeping up on proper hearing health care can help us better experience the world around us as we age.

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, which makes it an excellent time to check in with your hearing specialist to ensure your hearing aids continue to function at their finest. Call us to schedule today!

09/22/2025

L'Shana Tovah tikatevu!

09/19/2025

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(415) 362-2901 |   A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) that occurs after a major blow or hit to the head. Upon impact, the brain is bumped inside the skull and hits the sides of the cranium, which can bruise the brain and tear nerve fibers. Any injury to the…

09/15/2025

Hearing aids offer more benefits than improved hearing alone—healthier hearing means better balance!

In honor of Balance Awareness Week, remember that our ears play a key role in maintaining balance, which becomes increasingly crucial as we get older.

Curious to learn more? Book your hearing health check-up today!