Creekside Hearing Aid Service
Personalized Service From People Who Care
Hearing Healthcare Providers California
Welcome
Creekside Hearing Aid Service was established in 1998.
Our staff is committed to giving our patients the best hearing care possible and to serve as a guide in making hearing health care decisions that will improve one's quality of life. We specialize in audiometric testing, hearing aid evaluations, fitting of advanced hearing systems, and counseling. We are pleased to participate with most insurance plans and offer financing. Please discuss any specific requests or needs you may have with us.
Meet Cynthia Taylor-Peffers, BC-HIS, ACA
Cynthia has been serving the needs of the hearing impaired since 1982. She is California licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser, is Nationally Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Sciences and has earned the distinction of Audioprosthologist. Cynthia is a member of the International Hearing Society and has held the office of President for the Hearing Healthcare Providers of California since 2006. She is very involved in legislation taking time to testify at the capitol to promote quality care and protecting the rights of the hearing impaired. She contributes to her community through her involvement in the Vacaville Rotary Club where she was presented with the "Service Above Self" award in 2004. She has organized and participated in humanitarian hearing projects in Mexico and Peru, fitting hundreds of donated hearing aids. Cynthia takes pride in providing quality, personal service to her patients and their families through counseling and education. Cynthia founded Creekside Hearing Aid Service in 1998.
Professional Services Include
- High quality digital instruments
- 30-day evaluation period for all hearing aids
- Extended product warranties
- Hearing aid orientation and counseling
- Hearing aid performance analysis
- Hearing evaluations
- Hearing aid checks, repairs, and maintenance
- Musician's ear plugs and shooter's ear plugs
- Hearing aid accessories
- Swim plugs
Common Signs of Hearing Problems
Contact our office if:
- Words are hard to understand
- A person's speech sounds slurred or mumbled
- TV shows, concerts, or parties become less enjoyable
- Ringing, roaring, or hearing other sounds inside the ear
- Difficulty hearing on the telephone
- Trouble hearing birds, alarms, bells, and women's voices