Category Archives: Audiology


The New Widex EVOKE

Widex launches the world’s first smart hearing aid: The EVOKE!Widex EVOKE

Hearing happens in real life, not just in a lab or in a clinic examination room. The challenge of real-life hearing is that it is personal and happens right here, right now. That requires the hearing aid to be able to adapt and adjust seamlessly and instantaneously. For the first time ever, it is now possible for a hearing aid to learn from the user’s input and preferences – and even share this learning with other users around the globe.  Continue reading

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Remain In Control of your life

Patient Story!Patient Spotlight story

Having hearing loss is not only a health issues, it is a quality of life inhibitor. Landmark Hearing’s patient, Marlyn Buddenbaum was diagnosed with hearing loss and was at the point where she could no longer understand her grandchildren. She stated,

“I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Landmark was in my neighborhood. The entire staff was very accommodating, helping me to set up an appointment that fit into my schedule. My husband and I met with Dr. Brandon Cyrus. He explained all the different types of hearing aids, helping me to select a pair that not only fit my personal needs but that also had Bluetooth technology. When I receive phone calls now, it goes directly into my hearing aids for clearer reception! Dr. Cyrus made it an easy learning process, even allowing me to email him directly so that I was able to get the best use of my hearing aids. It has made such a difference in my life, both socially and personally to remain in control. I can understand my grandchildren again!!”

Marlyn 

If you would like to make an appointment for a hearing test or FREE consultation for hearing aids, you can contact us at either of our three locations, or you can make an appointment online: Click to make an Appointment 

We love to hear from our patients. If you would like to share your hearing story, please contact us via email or by calling one of our offices.

Landmark Hearing Services 

Sunnyvale (408)773-9933 | Saratoga (408) 343-1063 | San Jose (408) 294-0644

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The Consumer Guide to Your Best Hearing!

Hearing Devices

 

The How To’s When It Comes To Hearing Aids

When it comes to buying hearing aids, we understand how confusing it can be. When first addressing signs of hearing loss, it is hard to know where to start when determining treatment and if technology is recommended, how much to spend.

We have created a booklet for you to download to answer many of the commonly asked questions individuals with hearing loss ask so that you can feel confident in buying devices right for you!

  1. How to tell if I truly have hearing loss
  2. When is the right time to purchase hearing devices
  3. How much should I spend on hearing technology, if it is recommended by an Audiologist?
  4. What is the right type of device for me?

After reading our booklet, we hope that you or a loved one will feel confident to contact Landmark Hearing for a hearing evaluation and consultation.

Click here to download our FREE Guide! 

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Sunnyvale| San Jose/Willow Glen| Saratoga 

 

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Hearing loss, A reality for all ages

Hearing loss due to noise exposure

Hearing loss, that’s only a problem for older people, right? 

Think again! Noise exposure, not age, is the leading cause of hearing loss. While is it common for older individuals  to have hearing loss, damage from everyday noise is a growing issue amongst our younger generations. The baby boomer generation is dealing with skin cancer due to the tanning they did as teens. This generation will be dealing with hearing loss due to high levels of damaging noise exposure. Continue reading

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Do you hear that? Or is it just me?

Tinnitus Treatment

A Common Myth About Tinnitus

Tinnitus is that pesky ringing or buzzing in your ear that doesn’t seem to go away. Though tinnitus is an annoying condition, it can also become quite debilitating for some. Maybe a doctor has even told you that there is nothing to help- that you will just have to deal with it? But, that is not the case! There are ways to make it better. Here are some misconceptions about tinnitus and the facts you need to know! Continue reading

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How Hearing Loss is linked to Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Hearing loss linked Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia

Studies have found that people with hearing loss are up to five times more likely to develop dementia and alzheimer’s disease compared to those with normal hearing. 

If you have noticed that you don’t hear as well as you used to, it’s a good idea to see one of our audiologist at Landmark Hearing as soon as possible. Research conducted by John Hopkins Medicine in 2011 indicates that the longer you wait to seek hearing loss treatment, the more likely your brain will forget how to interpret sound.  Continue reading

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Work Out Your Body, Not Your Ears!

Noise Induced Hearing Loss due to Fitness Classes

Hearing Loss and Fitness Classes 

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), or hearing loss due to noise exposure affects about 15 percent of adults between the ages of 20 and 69. The increase of noise-induced hearing loss among adults has been associated with exposure to occupational as well as non occupational sources of noise.  Continue reading

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Is It true that I Shouldn’t Use Q-tips To Clean my Ears?

Don't clean your ears with Q-tips

The Answer is YES! You probably should not put anything in your ear that is smaller than your fist. 

In order to understand why you don’t need to swab out your ears, we first need to understand why we have earwax to begin with. That gross gunk, medically known as cerumen, is actually there for protection. The purpose of earwax is to keep your ear canals clean.

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