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Recently, we were fortunate enough to be featured in The Mercury News! We are always looking for ways to bring more attention to the prevalence of hearing loss by raising awareness in our community about who we are and what we do. This feature was special because it...
Fathers. They make us laugh when we're feeling down, and support us unconditionally. This Father's Day, our team joined together to share their message:Here's to You!Yajaira: My dad is the hardest working man in the world and I have always looked up to him for this....
This Mother’s Day, we’d like to raise a glass to all the women who raised us. Whether they are with us today or not, join us in sharing our appreciation for mothers across the globe. Below, our team shared the impact their moms had on their lives and shaped them as...
Hearing aids are expensive; the average price for a good pair ranges from $1,000 to $6,000. For those who can’t afford them or who’s insurance won’t cover them, this can mean not having the precious ability to hear. Pacific Hearing Connection, a Los Altos-based...
At Pacific Hearing Service, we want to educate our patients and the community about the importance of hearing health. That’s why we held a symposium with Dr. Achin Bhowmik about how the future of hearing aid technology is more than just a hearing aid. Dr. Bhowmik...
In a country of 17 million people, Zambia currently has one audiologist. As you can imagine, that fact makes it incredibly difficult for the people of Zambia to get the hearing care they desperately need. That’s why our team of audiologists travels to countries like...
To make a decision on the best course of action for our patients, we often have to go through a series of testing. One 14-year-old girl had severe cerebral palsy and couldn’t stand or sit. She had been tested and fitted with hearing aids in the past, but they came in...
It’s amazing what we found in the ears on a recent humanitarian trip to Turks and Caicos. Three kids had broken Q-tips in their ears – one had even gone to the hospital in pain weeks ago but was only given ear drops. We extracted items, including seashells, beads, and...
During a Pacific Hearing Service humanitarian trip to Turks and Caicos, the team was able to bring the gift of hearing to a woman who hasn’t been able to for years. The woman – who asked us not to use her name – had hearing aids when she was a little girl but lost...
Sometimes the best help we can provide to our patients has nothing to do with hearing aids. This was the case during a humanitarian trip to Turks and Caicos for our Pacific Hearing Service team this month. We worked with a four-year-old who was a huge challenge to...
