NEW NAME—SAME UNPARALLELED CARE
San Francisco Audiology Is Now SH Audiology We’re excited to share that our practice is now called SH Audiology a division of SH Medical — a new name that reflects our growth while honoring our history. Since 1940, we’ve been proud to provide expert care in audiology, balance and hearing health. As SH Medical, we…
Our NOPA office is relocating July 23, 2025.
Our NOPA office, currently located at 1 Shrader Street, Suite 578, San Francisco, CA 94117, is relocating July 23, 2025. After July 23, audiology patients will be seen by William Huson, Au.D., at our Pacific Heights location: 2100 Webster Street, Suite 202, San Francisco, CA 94115. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to…
COVID-19
SH Audiology is committed to your health and safety and follows CDC and WHO recommendations regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19). Open To Provide You Care All of our locations are open so that we can provide you with the care you need, and we continue to provide virtual visits. All On-site and Virtual Visits Require an Appointment…
Current and Future Hearing Loss Innovations
Advances in hearing device technology are occurring rapidly, allowing people to hear and communicate better than ever before. Here are some current and future innovations that can benefit people with hearing loss. Apps That Let You Control Your Listening Experience Many hearing device manufacturers now offer easy-to-use smartphone apps. These apps allow you to adjust…
Still Sheltering in Place? Try These Simple, Fun Hearing Exercises
Stave off boredom while sharpening your hearing and listening skills with the following exercises. EXERCISE #1 Filter noise at home. Sound filtering involves focusing on essential sounds while filtering out unnecessary background noise. Find a friend or family member and several sources of noise: music, TV, a fan, etc. Begin a conversation and turn on…
Keeping You Connected — Expanded Telehealth Services Available!
At SH Audiology, we remain committed to the health and safety of our patients and employees. We are taking proactive steps to minimize person-to- person interaction, one of which is the expansion of virtual audiology visits. What can a telehealth visit do for you? One of the primary benefits of a telehealth appointment is the…
Communicating with the Hearing Impaired: Strategies for Success
If a spouse, family member or close friend is diagnosed with hearing loss in San Rafael, they will doubtless experience some dramatic changes to their way of life. There are steps you can take in order to help those you care about adjust to their hearing impairment; the most important is learning how to communicate…
New Sonoma Location!
We are excited to announce that SH Audiology’s new Sonoma location is now open! Located at 752 Broadway in Sonoma, CA, this office will offer the following services: Hearing Tests Hearing Aid Fitting Hearing Aid Cleaning Hearing Aid Repairs In addition, we will also offer teleaudiology services. For more information or to schedule an appointment,…
Does Your Ear or Your Brain Hear?
If you’re like most people in San Francisco with a basic understanding of the hearing process, you probably assume your ears are responsible for hearing. In reality, your brain does most of the work! We’re not saying your ears aren’t important. After all, you need them to keep your sunglasses from falling off. OK, they…
Don’t Let Hearing Loss Ground You
It should be plane to anybody who has traveled by air in recent years that the skies aren’t nearly as friendly as they used to be. Cramped seating, oversold flights, lengthy delays, reduced meal service and misrouted luggage are only the tip of the iceberg; for those with hearing loss in Walnut Creek and other…
