Tis the season…to talk to a loved one about their hearing loss The holiday season in California is always full of family dinners and holiday parties. After repeating yourself for what feels like the hundredth time, you may be tempted to walk out of the room, leaving grandpa sitting all by himself. Instead, this can…
October signifies a change in season. The air is crisp, the leaves are changing and thoughts of the holidays are on our minds as pumpkins begin appearing on doorways. One thing you might not be thinking about is your hearing, but audiologists want to change that. October is officially designated as Audiology Awareness Month. Audiology…
You’ve probably heard the phrase “you are what you eat.” While that may not be entirely true, the foods you consume can have a positive effect on your hearing. Studies indicate foods rich in certain nutrients can help boost your hearing. In some cases, they may even help prevent or delay hearing loss. Each of…
Tinnitus is an annoying sound in one or both ears that is frequently described as a ringing, buzzing, hissing, whooshing or clicking. It is extremely common, affecting about 20 percent of the population. For some people, it is a mild distraction, while others find it a great nuisance that interferes with their daily routine. Tinnitus…
There are countless studies out there about the dangers of untreated hearing loss. Here at Silicon Valley Hearing, we like to focus on the positive. Below are the benefits most patients experience when they finally decide to seek treatment for their hearing loss with the use of hearing aids. Improved General Health Patients who treat…
According to the American Diabetes Association (ADA), diabetes and hearing loss are two of America’s most widespread health concerns. According to a study funded by the NIH, hearing loss is more than twice as prevalent in patients with diabetes as in those without the disease. It is believed that over time high glucose levels can…
The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) is recommending that everyone engage in regular daily exercise for both their hearing and heart health in recognition of American Heart Month. Studies have shown that inadequate blood flow and trauma to the blood vessels of the inner ear can contribute to hearing loss. Conversely, a healthy cardiovascular system –…
Dr. Marni is very conscientious & really understands what hearing loss is all about. She worked very hard to find the best solution for my hearing loss. It was a difficult challenge & she NEVER gave up. Five stars well deserved & earned.
LRS
6/18/2019
I love Dr. Marni Novick at SIlicon Valley Hearing. She is the best and I’ve been around the block with others! She is smart and caring and will totally take care of your hearing needs better than anyone else out there!
mary kay Glassman
4/23/2019
Dr. Marni Novick is extremely knowledgeable about hearing testing. She carefully calibrates hearing before prescribing hearing aids, and recalibrates after hearing aids are replaced. She follows-up to make sure that the fit is working for each patient. She makes hearing adjustments easy. Her service is caring and highly professional.
Lois MacGillivray
3/27/2019
Dr. Novick is a true professional--personable and caring. I am fortunate to have found a doctor who is meticulous about both the details and the problem-solving.
Sally Curry
3/15/2019
Dr Marni was my 4th stop on a journey of trying to find someone who would treat my Tinnitus with some concern instead of telling me there is no cure and there's nothing we can do. Through her in depth hearing tests she identified my frequencies and at what dB they were. She took the time to explain the anatomy so I was more clear on what was Tinnitus and perhaps more importantly what was NOT Tinnitus. She explained all the methods of treatment and how to learn to live with the condition, how to sleep better and how to handle the day to day experience. I hardly notice my Tinnitus today and I'm sleeping so much better. Thank you Dr Marni, you are a blessing to anyone with Tinnitus.
BeemerShop
10/27/2018
