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Dr. Kira Savin, Our Partner, Joins a San Francisco Senior Living Round Table
Our partner Dr. Kira Savin joined a San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living round table to talk hearing care's future. Read the recap and see photos.
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One of our partners took the stage in San Francisco in October 2026. Dr. Kira Savin practices with us and at our sister practice in California. She was a guest at a round table for the senior living community, hosted by the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living.
According to the campus, her theme was the future of hearing care, and guests stayed on for breakfast. This page sticks to what the campus posted and what our team shared. It does not summarize the talk, because we have no transcript or slides.
“She shared her perspective on the future of hearing care.”
The morning at Frank Residences
Frank Residences, part of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, hosted the gathering. In its own recap, the campus says it was good to catch up with friendly faces around a bagel tower. Our team puts attendance above 40. The table below sets out what we know.
| Detail | What we know |
|---|---|
| Host | San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living |
| Setting | A senior living round table at Frank Residences |
| Speaker | Dr. Kira Savin, Doctor of Audiology |
| Theme | The future of hearing care |
| Attendance | Above 40, per our team |
| After the talk | Breakfast with a bagel tower |
| Source | The campus's post of October 13, 2026 |
Why a Westchester practice is sharing news from San Francisco
Dr. Savin is a partner here, and she also practices at California Hearing Center in the San Francisco Bay Area. The two are sister practices, and patients of either one can be seen at the other when they travel. A patient who spends part of the year on the West Coast can find familiar care there. You can read the other practice's version of the morning on California Hearing Center's site. Dr. Savin's training, awards and press are on her profile page.
About the campus that hosted
On its website, the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living calls itself “a leading senior services organization in Northern California.” It says it was previously known as the Jewish Home, and its listed services include assisted living and memory care. We are not part of the campus. She came as the campus's guest, and we are grateful to its team for the invitation. You can learn more at sfcjl.org.
Where our own writing meets the future of hearing care
These are our pages on topics people ask us about. They are not a summary of the talk. What AI in hearing aids actually does explains a feature that most brands now advertise. Hearing glasses compared with hearing aids weighs Legato, Nuance Audio Plus and fitted aids. For the new fall devices, see the best AI hearing aids of fall 2026. On implants, we cover the fully implantable cochlear implants in the news. For family members, do hearing aids prevent dementia looks at what the research does and does not show.
Hearing care in Harrison and Somers
If you live in Westchester or the Hudson Valley, we see patients at our Harrison and Somers offices. A visit starts with a full hearing evaluation. Call (914) 949-0034 to book and to confirm provider scheduling. For more coverage of our doctors, see our In the news page.
Status and last update
Last updated October 28, 2026. Change note: first version. Our team supplied the attendance figure. Image courtesy of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living. Sources are listed at the end of this page.
Medical information notice
This page reports on a community event and gives no medical advice. For a hearing evaluation, call (914) 949-0034 to book at our Harrison or Somers office.
Common questions
Who spoke at the San Francisco round table?
Our partner, Dr. Kira Savin, Au.D. The San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living hosted the round table at Frank Residences.
Why is a Westchester practice sharing news from California?
Dr. Savin is a partner in our practice, and she also practices at our sister practice, California Hearing Center. We share news about our doctors on both sites. The two practices wrote separate notes about the morning.
What did Dr. Savin talk about?
The campus gave the theme as the future of hearing care. We have no transcript or slides, so we leave the details of the talk to the campus. Our pages on AI in hearing aids and hearing glasses cover changes we follow.
How do I book with Dr. Savin?
Call (914) 949-0034 to confirm appointment availability and provider scheduling. You can read about her background on her profile page.
Can I be seen at California Hearing Center when I travel?
Yes. The two practices are sister practices, and patients of either can be seen at the other when they travel. Call ahead to arrange a visit.
Where else has Dr. Savin been featured?
In October 2026, Hearing Review ran an interview with her on audiology staffing. She was also on the Business Council of Westchester's 2018 Rising Stars list. Both are on our In the news page.
