COVID-19 Center Updates: Telehealth and more!
HSCNC Updates
We hope you are all safe and healthy at home in these uncertain times! At the Center, we are doing everything we can to ensure your communication healthcare needs are provided for. Read on for some updates to our services. Remember you can always check our Facebook for more updates too!
Telehealth
The Center is now up and running for telehealth appointments! If you’re having any trouble with your hearing aid, need a check appointment, are interested in purchasing new hearing aids, or would like a tinnitus or hyperacusis counseling appointment give us a call Monday-Friday, 9AM- 3PM and we’d be happy to schedule you. Additional services may become available soon, so if you need an appointment for something not listed feel free to give us a call and we will do our best to accommodate you!
Drop-Offs and Troubleshooting
The clinic is also accepting no-contact hearing aid drop-offs! When you or a loved one comes to the Center you’ll notice a box and several clipboards. Simply fill out the drop-off envelope form and leave the hearing aid in the box. Our staff will bring the hearing aid to an audiologist and we’ll contact you when it’s ready for pickup. If the device needs to be sent to the manufacturer we can also have it shipped directly to your home, free of charge, so you don’t need to pick it up.
Essential Hearing Aid Supplies
In addition to telehealth appointments, you can also order any necessary supplies to care for your hearing aids at home. Simply give us a call to order batteries, wax guards, domes, dry aid kits or cleaning tools. We’ll take credit card payments over the phone and will ship via USPS at no additional cost to you.
Our Contact Info
Phone: (415) 921-7658, Monday-Friday, 10AM-1PM
Email: info@hearingspeech.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hearingspeechcenter/
City and County of San Francisco Updates
Here’s some brief announcements that could be useful for our clients. Read the full update here with more information such as parking enforcement, MUNI updates, PG&E and Project Homeless Connect.
Children and Families:
Childcare for Children of Parents on the Front Lines and Low-Income Working Families (Recreation and Park, and Public Library)
Expanded Childcare for Health Care Workers and Other Essential Workers (Recreation and Park, and Dept. of Children, Youth and their Families)
Free Comcast Internet at Home for SFUSD Families
Eligibility requirements
How do families get this information?
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Seniors
If you are a senior who is feeling isolated due to the coronavirus, the Institute of Aging has a warm line called The Friendship Line. It operates 24 hours a day at 800-971-0016.
Paratransit service continues to operate as normal so that customers can travel for essential needs as defined by the Public Health Order. We ask riders to cancel any non-essential trips. If you are a paratransit customer and you need to cancel a previously scheduled SF Access trip, please call 415.285.6945 as soon as possible.
The SF Paratransit Office is operating with limited capacity during regular business hours (Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.). Teller window hours are subject to change.
During this time, reduced staffing will be available to accept cash payments for monthly taxi debit card allotments only.