Audiologist Profile
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Sees patients at: Harrison
“There is nothing more rewarding than helping a patient achieve better hearing. I believe that everyone's hearing needs are unique, like a fingerprint, and my goal is to find customized solutions for all populations.”
Dr. Savin is a partner in the practice. She earned her Au.D. at Salus University's George S. Osborne College of Audiology in 2013, after a B.A. in communication sciences and disorders at Pace University, and completed her residency at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn.
She then worked at a private practice in New York City, dispensing hearing aids and making customized musicians' devices, before joining this practice.
She holds a New York State license in audiology and in hearing aid dispensing, is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the Long Island Speech and Hearing Association, and holds the CH-TM certificate in tinnitus management.
Her work is with adults: hearing rehabilitation, auditory counseling and retraining therapy, tinnitus management, and hearing aids and assistive listening technology. She fits Lyric, the extended-wear device a clinician places in the ear canal and that stays in for months at a time between visits. She sees patients at the Harrison office.
In October 2026 she spoke on the future of hearing care at a senior living round table hosted by the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living in San Francisco, where she also practices at our sister practice, California Hearing Center.
Senior living round table at Frank Residences
San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, October 13, 2026
The San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living hosted a senior living round table at Frank Residences and welcomed Dr. Savin, who shared her perspective on the future of hearing care. More than 40 guests came, by our count.
Strategies for Stretching Staff Resources
Hearing Review, October 7, 2026
Dr. Savin was interviewed for this Hearing Review story on how audiology practices make the most of limited staff time. She spoke about block scheduling, training front-office staff to triage calls and fix simple hearing aid problems, drop-off repairs, and working with audiology students. She also explained how the rules on audiology assistants differ between California and New York, and why a practice website can be a good place to send patients for help.
The Business Council of Westchester Announces the 2018 Rising Stars
Business Council of Westchester, May 7, 2018
The Business Council of Westchester named Dr. Savin to its 2018 class of 40 Under 40 Rising Stars. The announcement lists her under her earlier name, Kira Pozdnyakova, as Doctor of Audiology, CEO and Co-Owner of Audiology Associates of Westchester.
Audiology Licensure: New York State; New York State Hearing Aid Dispenser
College: B.A., Communication Sciences and Disorders, Pace University, 2005
Graduate: Au.D., Salus University, George S. Osborne College of Audiology, 2013
Certification: American Academy of Audiology
Certificate Holder: Tinnitus Management (CH-TM)
Awards: 40 Under 40 Rising Stars, Business Council of Westchester, 2018
Professional Affiliations
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Dr. Kira Savin, Au.D.'s profile highlights Personalized hearing solutions, Lyric invisible extended-wear hearing devices, Hearing rehabilitation, Auditory counseling and retraining therapy, and Tinnitus management. Patients should schedule an appointment for recommendations based on their hearing needs.
Patients can call Audiology Associates of Westchester or use the appointment link on the website. Provider availability and clinical recommendations should be confirmed directly with the practice.
The practice serves Westchester County and nearby communities through offices including Harrison and Somers, with additional location information listed on the site.