In the Community
We were glad to be invited. The campus describes itself as "a leading senior services organization in Northern California," and this was one of its senior living round tables. The morning included breakfast, and the campus's own recap mentions a bagel tower.
This page is a short record of the morning, with photos the campus shared. We have not published a transcript or slides of the talk, so we do not report what was said beyond the theme the campus gave. To see what we have written about changes in hearing care, start with the topics further down this page.
At a glance
- Dr. Kira Savin, a doctor of audiology at California Hearing Center, spoke on the future of hearing care at a senior living round table hosted by the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, at Frank Residences.
- More than 40 guests attended, by our count. Breakfast was served.
- The campus posted a recap with photos on October 13, 2026. The photos on this page come from that post and are credited to the campus.
- We bring talks and clinic days to senior living communities on the Peninsula through our community hearing program.
What happened at the round table
The San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living invited Dr. Savin to speak at its senior living round table at Frank Residences. The campus's post says it "welcomed Dr. Kira Savin, Doctor of Audiology, who shared her perspective on the future of hearing care," and that it was "wonderful to catch up with friendly faces and gather around a bagel tower with all the fixings." Dr. Savin is one of the audiologists at California Hearing Center, and you can read her background on her profile page. She is also a partner at our sister practice, Audiology Associates of Westchester, which wrote its own note about the morning on its site.
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Event | Senior living round table |
| Host | San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living |
| Place | Frank Residences, San Francisco |
| Speaker | Dr. Kira Savin, Doctor of Audiology |
| Theme | The future of hearing care |
| Guests | More than 40, by our count |
| Also on the table | Breakfast, including a bagel tower |
| Source | The campus's post of October 13, 2026 |
About the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living
On its own website the campus calls itself "a leading senior services organization in Northern California," and says it was previously known as the Jewish Home. Its listed services include assisted living and memory care, and Frank Residences is among the communities it links to. The campus address on its site is 302 Silver Avenue, San Francisco. We are an independent audiology practice with offices in San Mateo and San Carlos, and we are not part of the campus. Dr. Savin was a guest speaker, and we thank the campus team for hosting. You can learn more about the campus at sfcjl.org.
Photos from the morning
The photos below come from the campus's post. They show Dr. Savin speaking from the podium, guests talking before the talk, and the breakfast table.
Topics we have covered on the way hearing care is changing
These are pages from our own news coverage. They are not a summary of the talk. If you are weighing over-the-counter devices against a fitted aid, read hearing aids and over-the-counter devices: what Bay Area patients need to know. If hearing glasses have caught your eye, we explain Legato Frames and Meta's hearing feature. For news on implants, see the invisible cochlear implant, TICI UNICO. Families supporting an older parent may also like our practical guide to hearing aids for seniors and our page on hearing loss and social isolation in seniors.
Bring a talk or a clinic day to your community
Our community hearing program works with senior living communities on the Peninsula. We can come to your activity room, or your residents can come to us as a group. Activity, wellness and executive directors can read the details on our page for hearing care in senior living communities, or call 650-342-9449 to suggest dates. Individuals who want a hearing test can book at our San Mateo or San Carlos office, or read what happens at a hearing test.
Last updated and sources
Last updated October 28, 2026. What changed: this is the first version. Sources: San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living on Facebook, post of October 13, 2026 and the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living website. The guest count is our own estimate. Photos: San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living.
Notice
This page records a community event. It is not medical advice. If you or someone you love is struggling to hear, call 650-342-9449 to book at our San Mateo office, 88 N. San Mateo Drive, or our San Carlos office, 1008 Laurel Street.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
Who is Dr. Kira Savin?
Dr. Savin is a doctor of audiology at California Hearing Center and a partner at Audiology Associates of Westchester. You can read her training, awards and press on her profile page.
What was the event?
It was a senior living round table hosted by the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living at Frank Residences. The campus invited Dr. Savin to share her perspective on the future of hearing care. By our count, more than 40 guests came, and breakfast was served.
What did Dr. Savin talk about?
The campus said she shared her perspective on the future of hearing care. We have not published a transcript or slides, so we do not report more than that. Our news pages on over-the-counter devices and hearing glasses cover changes we follow.
Is California Hearing Center part of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living?
No. We are an independent audiology practice with offices in San Mateo and San Carlos. Dr. Savin was a guest speaker, and the campus hosted the round table.
Can you speak at our senior living community?
Yes. Our community hearing program offers talks and clinic days for senior living communities on the Peninsula. Read the details on our senior living page or call 650-342-9449 to suggest dates.
Where has Dr. Savin been in the news?
Hearing Review interviewed her in October 2026 about how audiology practices protect clinician time for patients. The Business Council of Westchester also named her to its 2018 Rising Stars. Both are listed on her profile page.