Hear in Texas

02/18/2026

02/18/2026

Hearing is about more than just “the beep.”

Yes, basic testing measures whether you can hear a sound at a certain level.
But real hearing is about clarity, especially when more than one sound is present.

When background noise enters the picture, speech can disappear.
Even something as simple as a microwave fan running in the kitchen can make conversation feel impossible.

That’s because hearing loss isn’t only about volume.
It can involve distortion, reduced clarity, and difficulty separating sounds.

Many patients tell us the most eye-opening moment is realizing:
They can hear…
but only in a perfectly quiet environment.

And while learning you have hearing loss can feel discouraging at first,
it’s often incredibly validating.

Because it means you’re not losing your memory
and you’re not imagining the struggle.

There is a real reason communication feels harder —
and once we understand the cause,
we can do something about it.

Better clarity.
Better conversations.
Better quality of life.

02/17/2026

Hearing loss doesn’t just affect one person.
It affects relationships.
Families.
Everyday connection.

For the person experiencing hearing loss, listening can start to feel like hard work.
Missing punchlines.
Struggling to follow conversations.
Feeling exhausted from trying to keep up.

Over time, many begin staying home more… not because they want to, but because it’s easier than trying to listen.

Frustration grows, often most with the people they love most.
We’ve even had couples share they never argued until hearing loss worsened…
because miscommunication became constant.

And for families, the frustration is real too.
It’s often said:
When one person in the family has hearing loss, the whole family does.

The hardest part?
Many people know there’s a problem…
but they’re not ready to face it yet.

But here’s what we hear again and again after treatment:

No one says they wish they had waited longer.
They only wish they had come sooner.

Because when hearing improves:
Communication gets easier.
Stress goes down.
Connection comes back.

And that changes everything.

02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from our Hear in Texas gals celebrating in the red & pink yesterday ❤️

02/03/2026

Thank you to Comal County Senior Citizens Foundation for inviting Hear in Texas to serve with the Randy Rogers Family Foundation this morning for a great cause to provide shelf stable meals for seniors! We love to give back to this amazing community and enjoyed doing this with great people!! ❤️

01/29/2026

At Hear In Texas, we follow a medical model of audiology, which means your evaluation isn’t just a test.
It’s the beginning of your treatment plan.

We use multiple tests to determine:
What’s causing the issue.
The best course of action.
And whether a hearing aid is needed and if so, which type will actually fit your lifestyle and your hearing needs.

Unlike retail hearing centers that only offer one or two manufacturers, we have access to many.
More options means better customization.
Better customization means better outcomes.

Our team includes multiple audiologists and hearing instrument specialists who collaborate on care. So if something unusual appears, we problem-solve together.

We also provide auditory training programs to help patients adapt successfully.
And we keep loaner devices on hand because if you rely on hearing aids, you shouldn’t be left without hearing while one is being serviced.

This is patient-first, education-first, medical-model hearing care.
And it’s why so many Texans trust us with their hearing health.

01/25/2026

Our Hear in Texas office will be closed on Monday Jan 26th due to the below freezing temps and continued moisture causing hazardous road conditions as a precaution for both our patients and staff. Please stay staff and warm! We will continue to check and monitor our office texts and messages. We are currently rescheduling our patients who have appointments scheduled for Monday Jan 26th.

01/24/2026

Hearing loss isn’t sudden for most people.
It’s a spectrum.
It develops gradually.

That’s why so many people tell us,
“I can hear… I just can’t always understand.”

Basic hearing tests often check whether you can repeat words in a quiet room.
But real life isn’t quiet.

At Hear In Texas, we also include speech-in-noise testing as part of our routine protocol because understanding conversation in restaurants, meetings, and family gatherings matters more than repeating words in silence.

You might hear sounds just fine.
But when background noise enters the picture, everything can jumble together.

For active adults, this can affect communication at work, social settings, and even personal relationships.

That’s why we track your hearing and word understanding over time, not just to measure hearing loss, but to understand how it’s impacting your daily life.

This is education-first care designed for real-world living.

01/23/2026

One of the biggest worries we hear from new hearing aid patients is,
“Will I actually know how to use it?”

That’s exactly why your second visit at Hear In Texas is designed to feel collaborative and not overwhelming.

This is your fitting appointment.
We go over every part of your hearing aid.
How to insert it.
How to use it.
How to connect it to the app on your phone for easier day-to-day life.

Everything is broken into simple, manageable steps so you leave feeling confident, not confused.

Our goal is for you to have little to no issues between appointments, and to know we’re always here if questions come up.

No rush.
No information overload.
Just education-first care and real support.

01/22/2026

If you’ve ever thought about scheduling a hearing test but hesitated…
you’re not alone.

For many people, the biggest barrier isn’t hearing loss.
It’s not knowing what to expect.

At Hear In Texas, we’ve designed your first visits to feel calm, clear, and collaborative.
We explain what we’re doing.
We show you what we’re seeing.
We answer every question.
And we build a plan together based on your lifestyle, your goals, and your comfort.

No rushed appointments.
No pressure.
Just education-first care from a team who treats you like family.

If you’ve been on the fence about booking a hearing evaluation, consider this your sign. You’re in good hands here.

Have questions about your first visit?
Drop them below. We’re happy to help.

01/20/2026

Do you know your hearing baseline?

Most adults track their blood pressure.
Their cholesterol.
Their annual physical.

But very few know their hearing baseline, until something feels wrong.

At Hear In Texas, we believe proactive hearing care starts with awareness.
A baseline hearing test gives you a clear picture of where your hearing stands today.
Then changes can be identified early, not after years of quiet struggle.

No pressure.
No assumptions.
Just education-first care designed to help you stay connected to your people, your work, and your life.

If you’ve never had your hearing tested, this is your gentle reminder:
You don’t have to wait until it feels “bad enough.”

Have questions about baseline testing?
Drop them below, we’re here to help.