Auditory Assistants Hearing Aid Center

We are pleased to announce that AUDITORY ASSISTANTS is now open by appointment only. As we welcome patients back to our office(s), your well-being is our top priority. We continue to monitor events in our local community and continuously update our policies and protocols related to COVID-19. We are fully committed to continuing to offer you the highest standard of hearing healthcare. In keeping with recommendations by leading health authorities, we are making several changes ...to our already stringent procedures to further support the health and wellness of everyone who comes to our office(s). COVID-19 Protocol Appointments will be limited and structured to maximize social distancing while ensuring treatment in the safest way possible. To further assist with the best social distancing practices, we ask that patients enter the office alone or with one essential caregiver. Face mask must be worn at all times by anyone entering our offices. Our staff will be wearing face masks and gloves at all times. Hands and equipment will be sanitized diligently after each patient. Hand sanitizers will be placed throughout the office environment Please call 760743-5544 today to schedule your personal appointment. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at auditoryassistantshac.com. We look forward to serving you! Stay safe and healthy and please continue to follow our local social distancing guidelines.

Health fair sponsored by Cal State San Marcos offering free hearing screening from 9-12 check us out

Our monthly Public Service, offering free hearing test 'till 12 today

A Zagat Dining Trends Survey reports that noise is the second leading dining-out irritant, coming in just after poor service. For people with hearing loss, rest...aurants are among the most challenging listening situations. Oticon Opn expertly manages multiple speech and noise sources so people hear better with less effort, even in noisy environments like restaurants or social gatherings. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& What is your favorite restaurant?

Time is running out! Don’t miss a chance to celebrate an amazing person with hearing loss whom you know. The nomination deadline for the 2018 Oticon Focus on People Awards is May 15. Complete a quick and easy nomination form at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& . #FocusOnPeopleAwards

Kids model parents’ behavior much more than we realize. When you show that you value your own hearing from wearing hearing protection during noisy chores to getting an annual hearing checkup you influence healthy hearing practices in your children. Discover more ways to influence hearing health at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #noise #hearing Come in for your Annual Hearing Test.

Let’s celebrate mothers who promote hearing health not just on Mother’s Day but all year round. Here’s to all the moms who remind their kids to turn down the volume, encourage wearing hearing protection, schedule family hearing checkups, and even screen toys for excessive noise levels.

In May, we celebrate Armed Forces Day to honor Americans in uniform who serve our country in times of war and peace. The Veterans Administration reports that tinnitus and hearing loss account for the two most prevalent service-related disabilities among veterans. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #veterans #tinnitus we are a military family and appreciate our service men and women.

May is Better Hearing and Speech Month! More than 28 million Americans with untreated hearing loss could be missing out on the sounds that brighten our world. If you suspect you’re already missing everyday sounds, take action. Schedule an appointment for a hearing checkup and make it a part of your family’s annual health care routine. #BHSM

Caught in an April shower? No worries. Oticon Opn hearing instruments are IP68 certified, which means they are water- and dust-resistant, and can withstand rain and moisture. Planning on going swimming? Leave the hearing aids behind. Read more sound advice at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

IRS Tax Day can be stressful for many people. Stress can impact overall health, causing high blood pressure, heart problems, depression and more. A study from Karolinska Institute says we can now add hearing loss and tinnitus to that list. Respondents who reported stress relating to poor sleep and bad health were more likely to complain of #tinnitus and hearing loss. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #taxday #hearingloss Ask about our Tax Day Specials!

April marks the opening of the Major League Baseball season. Did you know that the crack of a bat can tell players a lot about the trajectory of the ball before they can visualize it? Don’t let hearing loss keep you from enjoying the sounds of spring. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #MLB What is your favorite team? Like and share.

Our monthly Public Service, offering free hearing test 'till 12 today

A Zagat Dining Trends Survey reports that noise is the second leading dining-out irritant, coming in just after poor service. For people with hearing loss, rest...aurants are among the most challenging listening situations. Oticon Opn expertly manages multiple speech and noise sources so people hear better with less effort, even in noisy environments like restaurants or social gatherings. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& What is your favorite restaurant?

Time is running out! Don’t miss a chance to celebrate an amazing person with hearing loss whom you know. The nomination deadline for the 2018 Oticon Focus on People Awards is May 15. Complete a quick and easy nomination form at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& . #FocusOnPeopleAwards

Kids model parents’ behavior much more than we realize. When you show that you value your own hearing from wearing hearing protection during noisy chores to getting an annual hearing checkup you influence healthy hearing practices in your children. Discover more ways to influence hearing health at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #noise #hearing Come in for your Annual Hearing Test.

Let’s celebrate mothers who promote hearing health not just on Mother’s Day but all year round. Here’s to all the moms who remind their kids to turn down the volume, encourage wearing hearing protection, schedule family hearing checkups, and even screen toys for excessive noise levels.

In May, we celebrate Armed Forces Day to honor Americans in uniform who serve our country in times of war and peace. The Veterans Administration reports that tinnitus and hearing loss account for the two most prevalent service-related disabilities among veterans. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #veterans #tinnitus we are a military family and appreciate our service men and women.

May is Better Hearing and Speech Month! More than 28 million Americans with untreated hearing loss could be missing out on the sounds that brighten our world. If you suspect you’re already missing everyday sounds, take action. Schedule an appointment for a hearing checkup and make it a part of your family’s annual health care routine. #BHSM

Caught in an April shower? No worries. Oticon Opn hearing instruments are IP68 certified, which means they are water- and dust-resistant, and can withstand rain and moisture. Planning on going swimming? Leave the hearing aids behind. Read more sound advice at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

IRS Tax Day can be stressful for many people. Stress can impact overall health, causing high blood pressure, heart problems, depression and more. A study from Karolinska Institute says we can now add hearing loss and tinnitus to that list. Respondents who reported stress relating to poor sleep and bad health were more likely to complain of #tinnitus and hearing loss. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #taxday #hearingloss Ask about our Tax Day Specials!

April marks the opening of the Major League Baseball season. Did you know that the crack of a bat can tell players a lot about the trajectory of the ball before they can visualize it? Don’t let hearing loss keep you from enjoying the sounds of spring. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& #MLB What is your favorite team? Like and share.

Spring cleaning can take a toll on your hearing. Even typical chores like vacuuming or mowing the lawn can reach noise levels above 90 decibels. Repeated exposure to sounds louder than 85 decibels can lead to noise-induced hearing loss. Next time you tie on your apron or tool belt, add a pair of earplugs or earmuffs with a good noise reduction rating. Find out #noise ratings of popular household appliances at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&