Santa Cruz Ear Nose & Throat Hearing Aid Center

With warmer weather, your hearing aids are more susceptible to being exposed to moisture and may need to be cleaned more frequently. Here are some great tips on proactively cleaning your hearing aids:

With better hearing month coming soon, here are a few helpful reminders for taking care of your hearing health

Rechargeable in-the-ear hearing aids are here! Call our office at (831) 462-8260 to schedule a consult and complimentary demo.

Hearing aids are profound in bringing new information to the brain and auditory training can be incorporated into our hearing healthcare to improve working memory, auditory processing speed, and attention even further!

We are so excited to introduce our patients to the new Oticon More Hearing instruments! The world's first hearing aid with Deep Neural Network embedded in the chip that provides 30% more sound to the brain and gives additionally 15% better speech understanding! Call our office at (831) 462-8260 to hear the difference!

Did you know that hearing aids help keep your brain fit?

"It's never too early or too late to improve your hearing health. Oticon hearing devices with BrainHearing technology delivery sound with the clearest, purest signal possible so you can communicate better and stay connected to the people and activities important to you." Call for an appointment today (831) 462-8260

We are thrilled to begin distributing "PLEASE SPEAK CLEARLY" buttons to our patients that can be worn on masks and alert others

Having difficulty hearing your healthcare Provider? You are not alone. Now is a great time to have a Communication Access Plan (CAP) in place. This helpful form can be placed in your medical record and alert your healthcare provider that you have a sensory disability such as a hearing loss and that additional resources are needed to assist in communication.

"Lyric is like a contact lens for the ear. Nobody can see how well you hear." As your local lyric provider, we offer years of experience in this discrete and innovative hearing aid solution. Call our office at (831) 462-8260 to schedule a visit in-person or virtually to see if you are a candidate.

What research has actually shown us is people’s voices are brought down about 12 decibels which can be almost unintelligible for someone who has hearing loss". More people are becoming aware of their hearing difficulties due to masks, highlighting the importance of hearing health.

In the world of masks, we know how difficult it is to communicate without visual cues! Here is a simple and creative solution to let people know that you have a hearing loss and to speak clearly and distinctly: https://www.usatoday.com//mask-buttons-help-pe/5525613002/