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Los Gatos Audiology & Hearing Aid Center
430 Monterey Ave. Ste. 3
Los Gatos, CA 95030
Office: 408.354.1312
Fax: 408.354.2118
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San Jose: International Center of Arts, Culture, and Technology
The tenth largest city in the country, San Jose became California's first civilian settlement in 1777 with a population of 66. Since then, San Jose's population has increased to nearly a million and has become a world renowned center for arts, culture, and technology.
Arts
From musical theater to opera, alternative galleries to museums, Broadway to burlesque, San Jose boasts a rich arts scene. The first Friday of every month, Downtown San Jose hosts an evening of arts and culture during which the talents of local artists, vendors, and street performers are showcased.
Culture
More than 52 different languages are spoken in San Jose, a city known for its colorful mosaic of diverse cultures. The City is proud of its cultural heritage, which is reflected in its vibrant cultural neighborhoods, ethnic chambers of commerce, and many cultural festivals.
Technology
Known as the "Capital of Silicon Valley," the City of San Jose is synonymous with technology and innovation. More than 1500 of the world's largest technology firms call San Jose home. Celebrating the spirit of Silicon Valley, San Jose's Tech Museum helps fuel the technological innovation that infuses the region.
At our hearing aid center in the San Jose area, we are proud to live and work in a community that values innovations designed to improve individuals' quality of life levels. We offer digital hearing aids provided by leading manufacturers of cutting-edge hearing aid technologies. To learn more about the latest hearing aid technologies, contact Los Gatos Audiology and Hearing Aid Center today.
DO YOU...
Misunderstand conversations?
Ask people to repeat certain words?
Avoid social situations where you find it hard to hear?
Turn up the TV or radio so loud that it annoys others?
Have ringing, roaring, or buzzing in your ears?
Think people mumble?
Hear better in one ear than the other?
Find women's and childrens voices difficult to hear?
A "yes" answer to any of the above questions may mean you have a hearing problem.
If you answer "yes" to several questions, we strongly suggest you have your hearing checked to determine if you can benefit from wearing a hearing aid.
